Women’s Inclusive Team turns Covid-19 rapid response into sustainable community support
Women’s Inclusive Team (WIT) has secured a long-term lease on their new premises for their community kitchen and food bank that will allow them to continue supporting the vulnerable residents of Tower Hamlets. Due to the refurbishment of their head office in Bancroft...
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In these unprecedented time we have worked fast and effectively to create resources to help some of the most vulnerable in Tower Hamlets. The three main resources we have set up are: Food Bank - supplying emergency dry goods to residents Community Kitchen - supplying...
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Run for women and their families by women in Tower Hamlets, the Women's Inclusive Team's mission is to deliver vital and life changing services to communities in London's east end. We empower women and their families through a coherent offer of training, employment,...
Ramadan Guidelines for COVID-19
Physical distancing during Ramadan It is vital that everyone continues to follow physical distancing guidance over the Ramadan period. This means staying at home to help stop the spread of coronavirus. You should only leave your house for the following limited...
Important news COVID-19
Important News COVID-19 In light of the unprecedented pandemic of COVID-19,we are aware that many of you may be concerned about Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the current risks to your health. As valued service users, we want to let you know that the health and well-being...
Flourishing Mind-Sahan has made a difference
Flourishing Mind-Sahan has made a difference The Flourishing Mind Project/Sahan Project was commissioned by Tower Hamlets CCG and included 3 organisations in Tower Hamlets to create a greater awareness on mental health in Somali women, offenders and young people. ....
Hodan Nalayeh
We want to commemorate and remember Canadian-Somali activist Hodan Nalayeh, who hosted International Women’s Day in 2017. Her legacy will never be forgotten. Somali women came together on the 11th of March to celebrate International Women’s Day. The event featured a variety of speakers sharing their stories and personal journeys, various stalls featuring traditional products and cakes, and a fashion show. The purpose of the night was to bring together Somali women, help inspire them to achieve their dreams and support each other in being confident as women and mothers. Keynote speakers included Nomad Speaks, among others, who delivered a powerful message about the need to believe in one another and in ourselves in order to reach goals and aspirations. Hodan Nalayeh was a massive inspiration to the community and especially young Somalis. She was proud to be Somali and her legacy will live on.