Interfaith Week - Mohammed Fahim
My name is Mohammed Fahim and I run the Afghan Community and Welfare Centre, a community organisation supporting newly arrived families...
A suite of new films has been produced as part of a campaign to raise awareness of hate crime and encourage reporting.
Our vision is to create integrated, empowered and inclusive communities where people from all backgrounds come together to celebrate what they have in common. A place where our residents are safe and valued, and everyone has fair opportunities to fulfil their potential and contribute to the growth of Walsall.
Our ambition is to encourage people from all communities to live, work, study and play in a town that is built by the people of Walsall, for the people of Walsall. Watch our video to discover more.
To achieve our vision and build an understanding of integration, we have identified four priorities. See below to find out more.
Our newsletters are an opportunity for everyone to find out what is happening in the Walsall for All programme, be inspired by positive stories from individuals and groups and discover upcoming events and activities. Share this good news with others and tell us your examples of those helping people live together in harmony, and let us celebrate your experience of Walsall for All.
We recognise that getting involved in Walsall for All is a great way to learn about our programmes, what is happening in the community and be part of our journey of building an integrated Walsall.
If you would like to find out more about Walsall for All, we would love to hear from you. Due to COVID-19, our team is working from home, therefore we are only contactable via email.
Please note, if your query is related to a Walsall Council service (such as housing benefits, council tax, clean and green, anti-social behaviour etc.), please visit the council website for more details.