Abdul Mageed Educational Trust

Join us for a hands-on community co-design workshop focused on creating clear, inclusive, and accessible community resilience information that residents can use to stay safe and resilient in the face of emergencies. 🎤 Speaker: Michel Nunez LopezCommunity Resilience Officer – Resilience Team, Westminster Council Why Attend? Work with neighbours and local experts to shape resources tailored to your community Share your lived experience to help create community resilience resources Get your voice heard and contribute to how information is delivered and understood Enjoy free refreshments and a welcoming, inclusive environment What We'll Create Together: ✅ Key resources that can support the community understand what to do before, during and after an emergency ✅ Accessible formats that information can be shared in to reach a wide range of residents ✅ Guidance that reflects our lived realities and cultural backgrounds Who Should Attend? Residents of North Westminster from all walks of life. We especially welcome those from Arabic, Amharic and Tigrinya-speaking communities. 👥 Important Information for All Attendees: This workshop is supported by One Westminster, Abdul Mageed Educational Trust and delivered by the community resilience officer at Westminster City Council as part of our mission to build stronger, more informed communities. Questions to ask? In the event of an emergency (e.g. fire, flood, extreme weather event, etc) where do you go to find information on how you can prepare? How do you typically access information during an emergency (e.g. news, social media, etc)? ✨ Free to attend | Refreshments provided | Child-friendly space 📝 Registration Required – Please tell us your: Name Contact details Age range Gender Any food allergies or dietary requirements

Join us for a hands-on community co-design workshop focused on creating clear, inclusive, and accessible emergency preparedness information that residents can use to stay safe and resilient in the face of emergencies. 🎤 Speaker: Michel Nunez Lopez Community Resilience Officer – Resilience Team, Westminster Council Environment & Communities (E&C) | Public Protection & Licensing (PPL) Community Safety & Specialist Services (CS&SS) Why Attend? Work with neighbours and local experts to shape resources tailored to your community Share your lived experience to help create realistic emergency action plans Get your voice heard and contribute to how information is delivered and understood Enjoy free refreshments and a welcoming, inclusive environment What We'll Create Together: ✅ Emergency preparedness action cards ✅ Key messaging and prototype resources ✅ Guidance that reflects our lived realities and cultural backgrounds Who Should Attend? Residents of North Westminster from all walks of life. We especially welcome those from Arabic, Amharic and Tigrinya-speaking communities. 👥 Important Information for All Attendees: This workshop is supported by One Westminster and delivered by Abdul Mageed Educational Trust as part of our mission to build stronger, more informed communities. Questions to ask? In the event of an emergency (e.g. fire, flood, extreme weather event, etc) where do you go to find information on how you can prepare? How do you typically access information during an emergency (e.g. news, social media, etc)? ✨ Free to attend | Refreshments provided | Child-friendly space 📝 Registration Required – Please tell us your: Name Contact details Age range Gender Any food allergies or dietary requirements