South Asian Family Support Hub
About the South Asian Family Support Hub
Nishkam Civic Association are working collaboratively with Birmingham Children’s Trust to work with all communities in Birmingham. The South Asian Family Support Hub delivers a culturally appropriate, client-centred service for Asian families by overcoming barriers to build stronger and more resilient families.
We will be working with parents, carers, children, young people and adults experiencing parental conflict by providing early help and intervention.
We are also developing the Faith-Inspired Family Values Toolkit and providing training for practitioners and families.
For further information contact Rajinder Singh Bhogal, Project Lead on 0121 515 4229
Some of the people we have helped…
“I would like to express my gratitude for all the support that you’ve offered my boys and I over these past few months. It’s been a real struggle to leave an abusive relationship after 11 years but you’ve been there every step of the way to ensure my mental wellbeing was not compromised. I will always be grateful for all the phone calls you made from general catch ups to a chance for me to air any concerns or worries I had. You were always happy to help in any way possible – at times I found it difficult to manage all the conversations with external agencies but you were there to help lighten the load. I truly don’t know how I could have got through the last few months without your support”.
“I was overwhelmed with the scale and depth of navigating through the social care system for the zillionth time. I cannot even begin to explain how much Rajinder has supported me on this challenging journey. I am truly grateful to Rajinder for his consistent effort to support me in keeping my head above water. Thank you”.
“I would definitely say the support I have received from yourself has been very useful. It has been helpful for M to speak to someone outside his usual circle and hear how he can better communicate his ‘frustrations’. The award chart has been fantastic for both M and T to try and achieve as they both strive to outdo one another in a positive way. Our home has become that little bit more harmonious as a result. We do have the odd moment where M allows others to get to him bit thankful those moments are much fewer and far between”.