Salaam Peace – Promoting unity, respect and tolerance using sport

Who we are

Salaam Peace is a community engagement programme that uses sports and social education to bring people together from diverse backgrounds.

Please watch our recent video in which some of our staff, volunteers and participants discuss their involvement with Salaam Peace during COVID-19

Our portfolio of programmes engages children from age 3 to adults in their 60s, using sport to tackle sociocultural issues, including:

Knife and
gun crime

Low levels of mental
and physical wellbeing

Religious hatred,
sectarianism and
radicalisation

Engagement of marginalised
groups including NEET,
BAME and refugees

Offender rehabilitation
and assimilation

Volunteering, training
and employment

Social Integration to resolve differences

12th August 2020

Our East London Unites Project, funded by the GLA and managed…

15 Years on from 7/7, Salaam Peace is still breaking down barriers

7th July 2020

The events of 7/7 on the streets of central London led to the…

Salaam Peace has harnessed the power of sport to bring people together from a huge range of backgrounds and make a real difference in the community

Prime Minister, David Cameron October 2015

Salaam Peace are at the forefront of the sport-for-development movement in the UK, providing life-changing support to communities facing unthinkable challenges. The impact they deliver with the limited resources at their disposal is extraordinary. The vital services they provide are essential and we are proud to be forming a long-term partnership with Salaam Peace, to build greater resilience and sustainability within the organisation – helping them to deliver even more

Luke SouthallManaging Director, Oaks Consultancy

Who we are

Our portfolio of programmes engages children from age 3 to adults in their 60s, using sport to tackle sociocultural issues, including:

Knife and
gun crime

Low levels of mental
and physical wellbeing

Religious hatred,
sectarianism and
radicalisation

Engagement of marginalised
groups including NEET,
BAME and refugees

Offender rehabilitation
and assimilation

Volunteering, training
and employment

Social Integration to resolve differences

15 Years on from 7/7, Salaam Peace is still breaking down barriers

Thank you to our partners

Head Office Address:

Walthamstow Office:

Hackney Office:

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Contact

Designated Safeguarding Lead

Club Welfare Officer

Who we are

Our portfolio of programmes engages children from age 3 to adults in their 60s, using sport to tackle sociocultural issues, including:

Knife and gun crime

Low levels of mental and physical wellbeing

Religious hatred, sectarianism and radicalisation

Engagement of marginalised groups including NEET, BAME and refugees

Offender rehabilitation and assimilation

Volunteering, training and employment

Thank you to our partners

Head Office Address:

Walthamstow Office:

Hackney Office:

Instagram

Contact

Designated Safeguarding Lead

Club Welfare Officer

Knife and
gun crime

Low levels of mental
and physical wellbeing

Religious hatred,
sectarianism and
radicalisation

Engagement of marginalised
groups including NEET,
BAME and refugees

Offender rehabilitation
and assimilation

Volunteering, training
and employment