Please find attached the link to the 3rd edition of our quarterly newsletter the OC. The newsletter also features some of the exciting activities that young people have taken part in over the last few months. Click on the link below to download the newsletter: OC Newsletter 3rd Edition
On Thursday 29th October 2009 Cllr. Lutfur Rahman and Chief Executive Kevan Collins laid the symbolic first brick to commemorate the start of construction of the new Osmani Centre. The centre will replace the existing one which is over 150 years old. It will consist of state of the art youth and community facilities, including… Read more
Osmani Trust were invited by the national organisation Kick It Out to present the Football in the Community Project (FITC) to a host of guests, professionals, London based amateur clubs and community groups that are looking for ideas on projects that use football to address social issues at the London One Game event. Abdal Ahmed… Read more
Healthy Futures is providing the youth of Newham with an interesting pastime activity as it is due to launch a FREE non-contact boxing session in the Froud Centre, Manor Park. The move to start The Osmani Boxing Club was made after consultation with Newham Council, the Amateur Boxing Association of England, London Youth and local… Read more
Over 130 participants competed in Healthy Futures 2nd Annual Badminton Tournament on the 24th and 25th of July at Bethnal Green Technology College. Supported by Badminton England and the Middlesex Badminton Association, the tournament accumulated a range of talent from around the country, the majority of which were from Tower Hamlets. Day one started with… Read more
With an audience of several hundred attendees comprising of young people, local community leaders, partner organisations, councillors and other notable guests the Osmani Trust (formerly Brick Lane Youth Development Association and Elite Youth) held their Annual Awards Ceremony on Thursday 29th October 2009. The ceremony seeks to recognise and celebrate the achievements of young people… Read more
The Football in the Community project closed the curtains on another very successful school based coaching year with a fantastic girl’s tournament held at Christ Church School in Brick Lane. More than fifty girls from Christ Church, Osmani, Stewart Headlam and Smithy Street school came together to celebrate the hard work over the year and… Read more
Shaathi Mentoring Project is the only accredited (Mentoring and Befriending Foundation) that is working with the BAME (Black Asian Minority Ethnic) communities in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. The project has been operating since 2002 and is working with some of the most disengaged and disaffected young people known to society. We have prepared… Read more
Please find attached our first Osmani Trust Summer Brochure