Humanity First UK TACKLES Food INSECURITIES with Food Banks
Humanity First UK TACKLES Food INSECURITIES with Food Banks.
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Young Muslims spent New Year on big Luton clean up
More than 50 bags of litter were picked up, Young Muslims from Luton joined with Asset Based Community Development programme (ABCD-Luton) to help keep Britain’s streets clean after the New Year festivities. As the world rejoiced in New Year activities, youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Luton were up at the crack of…
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Muslims of Doncaster celebrated New Year’s Day with voluntary street cleaning
Local members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association took to the streets on New Year’s Day to conduct a special community clean-up. Hundreds of local members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK (AMCUK) took to the streets this New Year’s day to take part in a voluntary litter pick. The event, which took place on Saturday,…
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Young Muslims kick off new year with litter picks in Farnham and Aldershot
YOUNG Muslims from the Farnham, Aldershot and Guildford area spent the first day of 2022 by helping to keep local streets clean after the new year festivities. Youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) local chapter, based in Tilford, were up at the crack of dawn on New Year’s Day to pick litter in…
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Helpful young Muslims volunteer to clean New Year’s mess from streets of Milton Keynes
Members of the local Muslims for Humanity group started the New Year cleaning up the streets of Milton Keynes. The young people from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) celebrated New Year’s Day by getting up at the crack of dawn with litter pickers and black sacks. The Big Street Clean is one of many…
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Young Muslims from Milton Keynes start New Year with street cleaning and visiting care homes
Young Muslims from Milton Keynes took the initiative to help keep Britain’s streets clean after the New Year festivities. Youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Milton Keynes celebrated New Year’s by being up at the crack of dawn so that they could continue to contribute to and serve their local communities. The Big Street…
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Muslim volunteers tidy up Huddersfield’s streets on New Year’s Day
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Yorkshire took to the streets in a bid to tidy up Huddersfield town centre. Members of a Yorkshire Muslim group gathered in Huddersfield town centre on New Year’s Day as part of an organised clean up, to help tidy the town’s streets. Organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association…
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Early start as young Muslims take on New Year clean-up in Hayes
YOUNG Muslims from Hayes took the initiative to help keep the streets clean after the New Year festivities. Members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) celebrated by being up at the crack of dawn to undertake their community work. They gathered at the Baitul Amn Mosque in Royal Lane, Hillingdon, at 6am for voluntary night…
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Hartlepool Muslim community group members who clean up streets as the New Year dawn broke
A Muslim community association started the New Year by cleaning up the streets of Hartlepool after the festivities. Members from the Ahmadiyya Muslim community were up early on New Year’s Day for a prayer at Nasir Mosque in Brougham Terrace before holding their regular Big Street Clean. They went out with litter pickers and filled…
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youth group clear 20 bags of rubbish from town centre
MEMBERS of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Oldham (AMYA) cleared 20 bin bags of rubbish from Oldham town centre on News Years Day. The clean up was held in the early of hours of January 1 in coordination with Oldham Council. Laiq Khan, outreach coordinator at AMYA, said: “Young members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Oldham started their…
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