Grosvenor Hall
Vincent Street, London, United Kingdom
Join us for an enlightening session on the "Impact of Painkillers on Health" with Dr. Sulafa Sadig Ahmed Mustafa, a visiting researcher at the Royal Veterinary College. This event, organized by the Abdul Mageed Educational Trust in collaboration with the City of Westminster Healthy Communities Fund, is part of the Vibrant and Healthy Community Hub/Peer Support Café series. The session will be held at Grosvenor Hall on Vincent Street in Pimlico, London. Dr. Mustafa will discuss the various effects of painkillers on health, covering their benefits and potential risks. The session will delve into how painkillers work, the differences between over-the-counter and prescription medications, and the potential for dependency and side effects. Attendees will better understand safe usage practices and alternative pain management strategies. Grosvenor Hall is conveniently located near Pimlico, Victoria, and Vauxhall tube stations and is accessible by buses 2, 36, 88, 185, and C10, with the nearest stop at Page Street. Light refreshments and snacks will be provided, ensuring a comfortable and informative environment for all participants.
Community Space
2nd Basement, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London
Facilitator: Huda Abu Saleem Event Description: As part of the Abdul Mageed Educational Trust's 2024/5 Community Learning Workshop series, in collaboration with Islamic Relief UK, this hands-on jewelry making workshop led by Huda Abu Saleem will inspire creativity and provide participants with the skills to design their own unique pieces. Whether you're a beginner or have experience in crafting, this session will guide you through various techniques, materials, and styles of jewelry making, offering a fun and relaxing way to explore your creative side. Peer Support Café: Following the workshop, join the Peer Support Café to share your creations, discuss techniques, and connect with other participants in a supportive and engaging environment. This informal drop-in space encourages continued learning and community connection. This event is perfect for those interested in arts and crafts or anyone looking to try something new and creative in a friendly setting.
The Peer Support Café officially launches with a community gathering focused on food, connection, and cultural exchange. This first session will introduce participants to the initiative, providing a welcoming environment where they can enjoy a hot meal, informal cookery demonstrations, and social support. Guest Chef: A local chef will prepare a traditional African or Caribbean dish, and a nutritionist will offer insights on maintaining a balanced diet on a budget. Guest Speaker: A community advocate will discuss the importance of food and cultural identity in well-being. Highlights: • Free African and Caribbean cuisine • Nutrition and healthy eating tips • Social networking and peer support opportunities • Sign-up for the Sunflower Cooperative discount food-buying club
Community Space
2nd Basement, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London
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
Imperial College London
Imperial College Road, South Kensington, London, United Kingdom
Thursday 23 May 2025 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus Join us for a friendly and welcoming co-design workshop exploring the refugee integration experience in the UK. This is a safe space where refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants can come together to share their stories, reflect on their journey, and help shape future support services. Led in partnership with WHEAT Mentor Support Trust and Imperial College London, this session invites participants to openly discuss their experiences of settling in the UK—what helped, what made it harder, and how services can improve for others in the future. Who can join:Refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants aged 18+ who have lived in the UK for at least 12 months. No special skills needed—just a willingness to share. Why attend:✅ Connect with others who’ve had similar experiences✅ Reflect on your own story✅ Share ideas for better support✅ Help shape future services for new arrivals Location:Imperial College LondonImperial College Road, South KensingtonLondon SW7 2DB
Imperial College London
Imperial College Road, South Kensington, London, United Kingdom
Tuesday 28 May 2025 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus Another chance to join our co-design conversation on the refugee and migrant journey in the UK. Whether this is your first time or you’re returning, your voice matters. This welcoming session will focus on shared experiences, practical support ideas, and positive ways to improve the integration process.
Imperial College London
Imperial College Road, South Kensington, London, United Kingdom
Thursday 30 May 2025 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus Join us for our third session in this insightful workshop series. Together, we’ll continue to explore what works and what needs to change when it comes to settling in the UK. Your input will directly shape future services that support refugee communities.
Imperial College London
Imperial College Road, South Kensington, London, United Kingdom
Friday 6 June 2025 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus Our final workshop in the series offers one more opportunity to be heard. Come along, meet others with shared experiences, and help co-create ideas that will improve support for future arrivals in the UK. Everyone is welcome, and every voice makes a difference.
Churchil Gardens Residents Hall
Churchill Hall, Pimlico,, London, United Kingdom
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 Who Should Attend? Residents of 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
Community Space
2nd Basement, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London
With Arabic Interpretation – In Partnership with CNWL NHS Foundation Trust 🗓 Date: Tuesday 24th June 2025🕛 Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM📍 Venue: 2nd Basement Community Space, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London NW8 8EU This informative and culturally-sensitive workshop will explore the mental health challenges young people face today and how families can support them through these vital years. 🎤 Delivered by: Jiam KayCognitive Behavioural Therapist, Central and North-West London NHS Foundation Trust 🗣️ Arabic language interpretation provided by Naglaas World What We’ll Cover:✅ Common mental health concerns for teenagers✅ Early warning signs and how to spot them✅ Practical tools for parents, carers and community members✅ Where to go for help and how to access support services Who Should Attend?This workshop is open to all local families, with a special welcome to Arabic-speaking residents in Westminster. Whether you're a parent, guardian, educator or simply a concerned community member—your presence matters. 🍽️ Delicious lunch and refreshments will be provided
Churchil Gardens Residents Hall
Churchill Hall, Pimlico,, London, United Kingdom
Date: Tuesday, 25 June 2025 Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM Venue: Churchill Gardens Residents Hall, Pimlico, SW1V 3AL Chef: Moji Sorunke Kitchen Assistant: Meron Gwiggner Kick off our summer series with the bold and vibrant flavours of Nigeria. Moji and Meron will serve up jollof rice, warm conversation, and community spirit. Come hungry and leave connected. Interpretation available in Arabic, Amharic and Tigrinya. Lunch and refreshments provided.
Churchil Gardens Residents Hall
Churchill Hall, Pimlico,, London, United Kingdom
Date: Tuesday, 9 July 2025 Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM Venue: Churchill Gardens Residents Hall, Pimlico, SW1V 3AL Chef: Sanaa Zemrani Kitchen Assistant: Naziha Rafai Step into the scent of spice markets with Sanaa and Naziha as they bring the taste of Morocco to Westminster. Tagines, mint tea and honest conversation make this a session to remember. Interpretation available in Arabic, Amharic and Tigrinya. Lunch and refreshments provided.
