Roya is currently and undergraduate (2027) in international development at Kings college, London. She has started to volunteer for BOH as the youth development support. Previously, Roya previously  worked shortly for Kran as their media officer. Having come from Afghanistan as a refugee when she was only 10 years old, Roya found herself navigating two

Bridge of Harmony is pleased to have arranged three  work experience places in parliament. Nailat Jahan, a fresh undergraduate in psychology, having attained an upper 2:1; Roya Rasooli, one of our volunteers, in her first year of International development at Kings college and Momin Anwar Khousty, an A level student, aspiring to read law at

We are really pleased that at Bridge of Harmony, our psychotherapy programme is proving to be a lifeline for struggling families and young people who have experienced trauma, displacement and deep emotional upheaval. What began as a much-needed intervention has grown into a transformative initiative, one that recognises the complex and overlapping struggles faced by

  Bridge of Harmony is honoured to invite you to a novel panel discussion with representatives of the three  Abrahamic faiths. This event aims to explore and find harmony in faith, as reflected in the title. In a world rife with propaganda and misinformation, it is time to discover the basics of religion to find

As we stand at the threshold of a new year, we cannot but reflect in sombre contemplation the last twelve months the world has endured. Rather than a season marked by joy and cheer, the world witnesses unprecedented suffering, heightened racial tensions and soaring levels of homelessness. In England alone, a staggering 271,000 individuals are