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Due to an increased knife crime within Havering (Romford), Ramis-Ark Global has decided to provide an impacting solution to a pressing issue as a Social Enterprise with a target audience being Youth.
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The project 'Carving Out Your Life Plan!' is of a strong and meaningful message. We have intentionally chosen this title due to the connotations of the word 'carving'. The word 'carving' connotes to the detrimental use of knives amongst the youth and women. Within the youth, there is a vast rise in knife crime and within household communities, the woman is only assumed to cooking (with the knife). With this project we intend to change the role of the knife into a positive output, hence we intend to help others 'carve-out' their future life plans with their knife amongst ethnic communities. This is because we want to impact all our youths and female communities in .. by encouraging immense change and development amongst them. To do so, we will offer employment and training to these categories, as well empowering them towards their achievable goal. This will happen under the company Ramis-Ark Global, which will provide constant support, supervision, and guidance as a social enterprise.
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Why it's a great idea:
This Legal -Aid drop-in clinic project is an excellent idea as it enables and exemplifies growing partnerships amongst ethnic communities. Not only does it focus on the youth and women but it brings these two categories together, therefore strengthening relationships. These relationships will carry the fuel and heart of this project as it would encourage the creation of weekly clubs, one-to-one assessments, supervisions, and meetings. Clearly this would provide a democratic voice amongst all enrolled in this project, all whilst ensuring every single individual is provided with moral support. This project will attempt to keep younger people out of knife crime and keep them engaged by being a positive contributor to their lives. As for women, it will provide an alternative role that can not only empower them but assist them with achieving their goal by leading and supporting them on a one-to-one basis.
Steps to get it done:
This is a Legal-Aid Drop-in clinic that will provide an answer to our local community issues such as the issue of knife crime and the vulnerability of women who have faced a life challenging and threatening difficulties.
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VolunteerDue to an increase in knife crime amongst the youth and the vulnerability of women, necessitates this project.
I became interested in law having worked in Social Care for many years. I hold multiple academic qualifications including a Bachelor of Laws, Master’s in Local Development & Innovation, and a Bachelor in Applied Social Studies in Social Care. I developed a strong interest about the vulnerable in society, to ensure justice/ advocacy for all within community settings. This is why I feel passionate about my proposed project.
My developed experience as an Ambassador representing GSM London allowed me to gain administrative and organisation skills working with Alzheimer’s society, as well as being a Legal Intern with the Afghanistan society and other voluntary works have helped me to develop so skills. Currently, I represent a faith group as the Zonal Legal & Empowerment (Former Membership) Secretary UK & Ireland. I was able to execute a successful programme: Peace-Walk 2017. My office was able to bring Nasfat into the limelight in UK and around the world by executing a successful event on 16th July 2017 at Trafalgar Square aimed to condemn terrorist attacks as an answer to a rampant and continuous occurrence of such incidences in United Kingdom and Nigeria (Boko Haram): The programme promoted religious co-existence. Different designators were contacted and they showed their various support in several ways such as the Mayor of London, The Houses of the Parliaments (MPs) also the Nigeria Embassy were consented. A committee was set up under the chairing of my office. The turnout was great and the feedback has been impressive. We also demonstrated against Boko-Haram as inscribed on the T-SHIRTS. I was able to achieve this with the help of my Legal background, which is what I hope to do with 'Carving out Your Life Plan!’.
Amongst the exemplary leader, I exercised conflict resolution and advocates among members at all levels as needed and when necessary. I attended constitutional meetings as required both face to face and on conference calls. Various given presentations on various topics such as Coping Strategies in a Marriage on Family Chat session and other charity projects such as Family Retreat.
Project Owner: Abiodun Kudirat Adesanya The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
Contractor: Ramis-Ark Global The team responsible for building or installing the project.
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