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Muslim Leaders of the Future

The Muslim Leaders of the Future (MLF) project will train a selected group of 30 young Muslims aged 16-21 on progressive leadership and community development. We are looking for 30 young Muslims with leadership qualities who will embark on a unique 6 months program and then in the second year deliver activities to their respective communities.
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Welcome to Right Start Foundation International

Engaging the Ethnic Minorities on the Drugs Agenda

(EEMDA) 20th Feb 2008. With 100’s of attendees from well over 120 local, regional and national agencies the 1st EEMDA conference, was a resounding success. New relationships have been forged and the engagement agenda is rightfully on the map.

Muslim youth involvement project

The Muslim youth involvement brings information, and advice to drugs practitioners and key workers in contact with young Muslim around the drugs agenda.

Drug Rap and Mix

Right start reaching out to young people in Birmingham. Peer led training and support to young people.

Hard to reach

"Hard to reach" or "easy to ignore", Right Start outreach programs, help to support drug users.

Sakeena Women's project

Engaging ethnic minority women on the drugs agenda, Advice, support and treatment.

Muslim youth involvement project

The Muslim youth involvement brings information, and advice to drugs practitioners and key workers in contact with young Muslim around the drugs agenda.

Sakeena

Women's project

Future Guradians

Empowering Young People

Drugs Rap and Mix

Music & Arts

Family Project

Strengthening Society

Drugs Treatment

Educate, Train & Treat

Cohesion & Integration

Religious & Cultural Dialogue

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Muslim Youth Involvement Project

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The chairman of Right Start Foundation International. The New York Times Magazine, in reference to Khaled's popularity in Arab countries, described him in its April 30, 2006 issue as "the world's most famous and influential Muslim televangelist." Amr Khaled has recently been chosen as number 13 of the world's most influential people by Time Magazine