On Wednesday, 24 April 2024, we came together to express our heartfelt appreciation for the exceptional volunteers who played an integral role in the success of our Eid al-Fitr Party! Their unwavering dedication and tireless efforts made the event truly unforgettable.
On Sunday, 14 April 2024, we had an incredible Eid Party at MEA Central School in Manchester.
With nearly 1000 attendees, the turnout surpassed our expectations, making the atmosphere truly electric! From slides to bouncy castles, face painting to delicious Syrian food, there was something for everyone to enjoy.
We had the pleasure of speaking to master’s students at the University of Manchester taking the module on migration and development. The aim was to introduce them to organisations aiding migrants and explore two questions: 1. How can organisations support migrants? 2. Where does 'development' occur?
On Friday 29 March, we came together at the Eastern Pearl Banqueting Hall in Manchester for our yearly fundraising iftar. This special evening was all about supporting Iqraa School in north Syria, where hundreds of children rely on essential education and care.
On Tuesday 26 March 2024, we hosted an iftar specifically for women. Dozens of women, including newly arrived refugees and asylum seekers, attended the event. Attendees enjoyed delicious food and refreshments.
On Fridays 15 March, 22 March and 5 April, we held three community iftars at our centre. More than 100 individuals, including asylum seekers and refugees who recently arrived in Manchester, joined us for delightful evenings filled with delicious hot meals.
On Wednesday 28 February 2024, our Research and Advocacy Officer Dr Moaz El Sayed represented us at The University of Manchester’s HCRI 'Careers Expo'. The event offered university students insights into organisations, volunteering, jobs, and training opportunities in the third sector.
On Thursday 22 Feb, we hosted an online session discussing the provision and accessibility of NHS mental health services for refugees, featuring Researcher Leila Saeed.
On Wednesday 21 February 2024, we hosted social and recreational activities for the youth in our community, creating a delightful opportunity for gathering, connecting, making new friends, engaging in various games and board games, and enjoying some snacks and drinks together.
On Wednesday 21 February 2024, we actively participated in the celebration of International Mother Language Day at Longsight Library & Learning Centre in Manchester. Visitors had the chance to enjoy Arabian Coffee and sample delicious Syrian sweets. The event was delightful, with a great turnout.
Rethink Rebuild Society
First Floor
Discovery House
Crossley Road
Manchester
SK4 5BH
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 161 222 9779
Mobile: +44 7730 194083