Current Projects
RBKC Community Public Health Programme
Free psychotherapy for young Muslims (aged 18-24) living in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, as part of the borough’s Community Public Health Programme 2024-27. The project will also include emotional wellbeing workshops for young people, and training for professionals working with Muslim communities in the borough.
Funded by RBKC Community Public Health Programme.
Address: Kensington & Chelsea various venues
Contact: contact@thereflectionproject.org
ACYP Therapy Service
Our service for children and young people (aged 2-24) of Muslim heritage in RBKC, Westminster and Hammersmith & Fulham, based at our Hub in London W10, also delivering in local primary and secondary schools. Originally operating from Al-Manaar Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre, this service grew and needed more space in the local community.
Funded by a private donor from the community.
Address: TRP Hub, Peabody Estate, Dalgarno Way, London W10 5JG
Contact and referrals: contact@thereflectionproject.org
The Reflection Project Haringey
Free therapy for for children and young people (aged 2-24) of Muslim heritage in Haringey. Working with local organisations and GPs to offer faith- and culturally sensitive mental health support in trusted community locations.
Funded by a private donor from the community.
Address: various venues in Haringey
Contact: contact@thereflectionproject.org
The Reflection Project Barnet
We have a 5 year track-record of delivering successful projects in Barnet, including free 1:1 in-person therapy for Muslim-heritage children and young people (aged 2-24) and parent support.
Collaborations in Barnet have included: Onwards & Upwards/Barnet Leaving Care Service, Youth Realities, Somali Bravanese Welfare Association, Center of Excellence, New Citizens’ Gateway, Rephael House and High Barnet Islamic Centre.
Previous Barnet projects funded by Young Barnet Foundation and the North Central East London CAMHS Provider Collaborative.
Address: various venues in Barnet
Contact and referrals: contact@thereflectionproject.org
Children’s Book Series
Author Saara Akhtar has joined forces with The Reflection Project to develop a series of children’s books designed to help them (and their parents) navigate life’s ups and downs with confidence and faith.
In response to our initial research findings via a survey of Muslim parents, the first book in the series will deal with issues around the Year 6-7 school transition period.
Focus groups in collaboration with the British Muslim Heritage Centre, Manchester.
Initial stage funding from iWaqf Charitable Trust.
Contact: contact@thereflectionproject.org
