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Future (Mustaqbill) Foundation

Uniting Faiths For A Brighter Future

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About Us

Putting people first

The Mustaqbill (Future) Foundation’s work centres on promoting community cohesion in the Thames Valley. Our mission began in 2004.


Sadly, the pandemic prevented much of our work with teenagers and young children taking place. Now the trustees are re-doubling our efforts to give the greatest help to people in the greatest need. Our services are aimed at aiding children, fighting poverty, improving health, promoting inter-faith understanding and supporting male survivors of family abuse.

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MALE victims of domestic violence

Family abuse is sadly far too common. The British government estimates that some 2.5m people experience it in the UK, …

Children

We believe that children are our future. That’s why we support initiatives to give bright, talented, ambitious …

Veterans' support

We give aid to people with a background in the armed services to help them deal with the unique challenges they face, …

Fighting poverty

Britwell is one of the most deprived areas in the Thames Valley. There are many cultural barriers to people …

Community cohesion

The foundation's volunteers can point to a proud history of generating inter-faith understanding over nearly two …

The environment

The climate crisis is the biggest threat to mankind. We have to take comprehensive action, now, to avoid a global …

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“Find-A-Friend is a professionally run service which fills an important need in the West London and Thames Valley areas. It changes lives. So I would encourage everyone to support it.” 

Shehryar Ahmad-Wallana, Councillor
11 Jan 2022

"The Mustaqbill (Future) Foundation has played a key part in Slough's strong community cohesion. During the Covid crisis, the foundation supported vulnerable people with food and company through its befriending service.

"The charity is an important part of the Covid-19 One Slough Community Response. It helped spread vital health messages to business leaders and the wider community during lockdown. The use of BAME community leaders to influence positive behaviour among their peers has been recognised as good practice by government.

Ramesh Kukar, CEO, Slough Council for Voluntary Service
11 Jan 2022

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Aylesbury, Beaconsfield, Maidenhead, Marlow, Slough, Staines, West Drayton, Windsor

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