Community

RR provides community assistance and support to improve lives and promote aspirations of refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants, in particular but not exclusively Syrians and other Arabic speakers in the UK. RR has established an advice service that provides support with benefits, job searches, and immigration matters, thus working to improve the economic and social well-being of British Syrian residents and immigrants from other countries, helping them to become self-reliant in their new country. RR also brings the Syrian community together during these difficult times experienced in their mother country through organising social gatherings and monthly seminars that promote constructive discussions. Our activities are open to the public and are highly successful in bringing the Syrian community together with the wider community.
Recent news in Community section

The grand journey of art and design

Sunday, 17/09/2017

The third interactive workshop for young Syrian refugees “The grand journey of art and design” was held on Saturday 16th of September. This one of several workshops which have been organised by Rethink Rebuild Society (RR), Foundation for Science, Technology, Civilisation UK (FSTC UK), and AMAL aimed to celebrate the diversity of Muslim cultures.

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Train the trainer-Creative and Social Entrepreneur Programme

Sunday, 10/09/2017

Between 3rd and 9th of September 2017, our Refugee Support Coordinator, Ahmad Mujahed Nayef, joined activists from Germany, Sweden, Lebanon, UK, Norway, France, and Greece in Athens to get the training for “Train the trainer-Creative and Social Entrepreneur Programme”. The Creative and Social Entrepreneur Programme is a short course certified by University of Manchester.

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Seventh Annual Syrian Family Fun Day, a huge success

Sunday, 03/09/2017

Over 1500 Syrians from across the UK and their non-Syrian friends attended our 7th annual Syrian fun day in Manchester on Saturday the 2nd of September. It was held this year at the Albion Academy in Salford and it was a hugely successful event that bought hundreds of Syrians from across the UK to connect with their local communities and to celebrate Eid Al-Adha.

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