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Abrahamic Foundation – Winter YouthScape
There will be a range of physical activity during the holiday club. Such as football, basketball, badminton, sports day, running and different types of excercise There will be themes that we will focus on throughout the four days of the holiday club.
For Arts & Crafts Day, younger children (6–10) will design Islamic geometric art while older youth (11–16) will create calligraphy canvas pieces, encouraging creativity and patience.
On Science & Nature Day, 6–10s will explore simple experiments and a nature walk, while 11–16s will take part in food technology workshops such as healthy snack making, promoting teamwork and life skills.
On Sports Day, the 6–10s will play team games (relay races, dodgeball) to build cooperation, while the 11–16s will engage in structured tournaments (football, basketball) to develop discipline and resilience.
Finally, Trip Day will include an educational outing for 6–10s (museum or wildlife centre) and an active trip for 11–16s (climbing or bowling), both aimed at boosting confidence, wellbeing, and character growth.
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Please await your 16-digit code, this will be distributed by schools in the form of an email or text. Please only enter the HAF Pincode if applicable.
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About Us
The Abrahamic Foundation was established in 2009. The aim of the organisation is to create a centre that excels in providing high-quality services in education, youth work, training and many other bespoke community services. The Abrahamic Foundation is an inclusive organisation based on the Smethwick High Street, delivering grassroots initiates to create thriving communities.
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What makes The Abrahamic Foundation unique?
We at The Abrahamic Foundation look at creating and building thriving communities. Youth is a crucial element of our community and we love putting this provision on for young people aged between 11 to 17 years to build their skills, try new activities and being able to be in a warm, safe environment for part of the holidays.
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What benefits can you expect from this?
Keeping youth engaged: The holidays are often a time when young people may feel bored and disengaged. By offering youth work opportunities during this time, you can provide them with meaningful and engaging activities that keep them occupied.
Developing new skills: Youth work opportunities during the holidays can provide young people with a chance to develop new skills, such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. These skills can help them in their personal and professional lives.
Building social connections: Youth work activities during the holidays can bring young people together, providing them with opportunities to build social connections and make new friends. This can be particularly beneficial for those who may feel isolated or lonely during the holiday period.
Promoting personal growth: Youth work opportunities can help young people develop a sense of purpose and direction, as well as a sense of responsibility and independence. This can contribute to their personal growth and development.
Fostering community involvement: Youth work activities during the holidays can involve young people in their local communities, encouraging them to take an active role in improving their surroundings and making a positive contribution to society.
Overall, offering youth work opportunities during the holidays can provide young people with a range of benefits that can help them in their personal and professional lives, while also promoting social cohesion and community involvement.
What They Say About Us
“I look forward to more summer/ holiday schemes in the future.”
“The club was very well organised cannot flaw the teams efforts.”
“I would like say a big THANK YOU to Shabnam for all the hardwork and also to the youth workers who were excellent with the children.”
“Wow, what an opportunity. The youth course was very good, kids were very happy. Thank you so much for kids and also providing the food. May God bless you all.”
‘The people are trustworthy, reliable organisation. There is a clear concern for the wellbeing of the children in a holistic way. Clear effort is made to ensure activities are relevant for modern life. Thank you so much.”
“I think this should be a regular thing for the young teenagers who need to have more chances to engage with others in a safe place. I think it was a life saver the AF youth scheme and so glad and my son really enjoyed although he was reluctant to go at first.”
My children loved all the food and it was a brilliant idea to provide the children with freshly cooked hot food alongside all the different things they were involved in, they couldn’t wait to go back the next day!
I thought it was an excellent idea for the young people to have the opportunity to eat together and also gave me the freedom of not to worry about his lunch which meant I could do other things knowing he is having a cooked meal with peers and enjoying all the activities whilst making new friends. Thank you so much.
My son and daughter loves attending the youth club. It’s given them a sense of community and belonging, and they always excited to share what he’s learned each week.
Since joining the youth club, my kids have become more active and engaged. It’s a great way for them to stay productive and have fun when there’s no school
The youth club has been a fantastic experience for my kids. My son is now 16 but my daughter will attend next year. They’ve made new friends, learned valuable skills, and grown more confident
Please book onto the sessions using the 16 digit code provided by your school
- Please note that there maybe separate times for boys and girls.
- Please ensure your child is always dressed appropriately for the weather.
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