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Becontree Heath Islamic Society

798 Green Ln, Dagenham RM8 1YT

Becontree Heath Islamic Society

Established in 2005, the organization was founded by a group of local community members with the aim of providing a range of services to support young people and women in a positive and safe environment. (directory.alfafaa.com)

The society offers various programs designed to engage youth in learning and recreational activities, addressing issues such as anti-social behavior, substance abuse, extremism, and gang culture. Additionally, it provides facilities for women to access culturally sensitive services, including counseling, special events, social support, and travel opportunities. (directory.alfafaa.com)

In 2008, the organization was incorporated as a charitable company, officially known as Becontree Heath Islamic Society (Dagenham Central Masjid) Ltd. The charity's mission is to advance the Islamic religion for the benefit of the public by providing places for Muslims to perform their worship and other religious rites, promoting knowledge and understanding of Islam, and fostering better relations between Muslim and non-Muslim communities. (fundraiso.com)

In June 2011, the society relocated to its current premises at 798 Green Lane, Dagenham, RM8 1YT, which offered more space and was more cost-effective than their previous location. (bhis.org.uk)

The society is managed by a team of directors, including Sofina Ahmed, Mohammed Faruk Ahmed, Bilal Ahmed, Abdul Aziz, and Paul Francis Simms. (companiesintheuk.co.uk)

For those interested in learning more or getting involved, the society can be contacted via email at bhis@live.co.uk or by phone at +44 77939 496 888. (bhis.org.uk)

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Area
Dagenham, Dagenham
Country
United Kingdom

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