Statement from the Syrian Community in the UK on the Tragic Attack in Crumpsall
Friday, 03/10/2025
Statement from the Syrian Community in the UK on the Tragic Attack in Crumpsall
Statement from the Syrian Community in the UK on the Tragic Attack in Crumpsall
On Wednesday 24th September, the Arab Volunteer Hate Crime Committee (AVHCC) hosted a welcoming morning gathering for women, marking a much-needed return to connection after the summer break. The event offered a calm space to share coffee, conversation, and community.
On Sunday 21st September, Jasmin Tutoring Centre, in collaboration with Rethink Rebuild Society, hosted an informative event at the Centre in Arabic, aimed at helping families navigate the UK education system.
On Friday 29th August, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted an important discussion aimed to address the recent violence in As-Suwayda and its wider impact on Syria, focusing on how Syrians, both within the country and abroad, can contribute to healing the national divisions exacerbated by these events.
On Saturday 5th July, Rethink Rebuild Society, in partnership with the Marjan Initiative, hosted a warm and vibrant social gathering for Arab families to celebrate the achievements of children attending the supplementary Arabic school.
From Friday 27th to Sunday 29th June, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted a memorable camping trip for the Syrian community in the scenic village of Austwick, Yorkshire. It was a weekend filled with connection, fun, and nature. Participants enjoyed delicious meals and drinks, and a range of organised activities for adults and children.
On Friday 20th June 2025, Rethink Rebuild Society, in partnership with Stockport Homes Group, hosted a screening of Fremont as part of Refugee Week 2025. The event brought together a wonderful group of people to watch this moving and funny film, followed by a thoughtful discussion on resilience, community, and the refugee experience.
On Sunday 15th June, Rethink Rebuild Society hosted a celebration for the students who took part in the Chemistry for Refugee Students workshops. It was a joyful event where students received their certificates, gifts and enjoyed inspiring talks and presentations.
On Sunday 8th June, Rethink Rebuild Society in partnership with Celebrating Syria: A Festival of Arts and Culture hosted a vibrant and successful afternoon of Syrian culture at Aviva Studios to mark Eid Al-Adha. The free event brought together people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy an unforgettable celebration of music, dance, food, and creativity.
On Tuesday 27th, Thursday 29th and Friday 30th May Rethink Rebuild Society supported with the delivery of the Chemistry Education Workshops for refugee children aged 9–14 at the University of Manchester!