More than 50 people started New Year’s Day by giving parts of Bordon a very early spring clean. While many were still asleep or nursing hangovers from a few hours earlier, a small army of volunteers took part in a community clean-up in and around The Forest Centre.Participants wanted to “give something back” in the…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Doncaster, based at Baitul Baseer Mosque in Edlington Lane, Edlington welcomed in 2026 by continuing a cherished tradition of beginning the year with acts of compassion and public service. Members of the community marked the day through worship, street cleaning, and the distribution of free meal boxes as part of the “Meals…
A Muslim group have been cleaning up the streets of South Yorkshire while donating hot food to the homeless.olunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have been carrying out street cleanings across Yorkshire to celebrate the start of the New Year. Muslim youths from seven AMYA Yorkshire branches took part in the ‘New Year’s Day Street Clean’, which…
Over 75 men, women and children attended the Nasir Mosque, in Brougham Terrace, for pre-dawn prayers to see in the New Year. Mosque elders made breakfast whilst the youngsters picked up rubbish in the surrounding area with their annual Community Clean Up. Eeqan Khan, youth leader for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, said: “This is a…
Kingston mayor, Cllr Noel Hajdimicheal @RBKMayor joined Ahmadiyya Muslim youths @UKMuslimYouth cleaning up the city centre on #Newyear‘s day. We greatly appreciate his support & synergy to be extended into his brilliant charity endeavours.
While many across Merseyside were enjoying a lie-in after the celebrations of the night before, a team of volunteers took to the streets of Anfield and Everton to ensure the north Liverpool communities started 2026 looking spick and span.The multi-generational team were from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) who focused their efforts around the Breck Road area, home to the Baitul…
Thousands of volunteers have gathered in towns and cities across the UK for an annual street clean on New Year’s Day. Organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) volunteers were up early for morning prayers, before heading to their local street to pick up litter. People from all communities joined in the efforts in…
They were among hundreds of volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Yorkshire, who started the new year by serving their local communities.Youths from seven AMYA Yorkshire branches took part in their annual New Year’s Day Street Clean, a tradition that has been upheld for decades. From 5am, volunteers were out across Sheffield, Rotherham,…
After New Year’s Day morning prayers, volunteers – wearing high-visibility jackets and armed with litter pickers and bin bags – targeted areas across the town centre. Humza Sikandar, imam and association youth leader, says: “The new year is an important opportunity to reflect on how we want to move forward. “For us, it begins with…
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