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About Us

We are strictly non-political and a not-for-profit organisation. We work in one of the most deprived areas of Birmingham.

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Our Work

We support families to cope with the emotional and practical issues which can arise when a family member is in custody or in prison.

Birmingham Awards 2024

11/11/2024 - Our CEO Razia, attended the Birmingham Awards ceremony as a finalist for community champion of the year.

29/10/2024 - We had so much fun taking the children to Rush Trampoline Park this October half term. They were able to have a two-hour jump session which included virtual football court, general trampolines and so much more, sealed with 2 pizza slices and a slush...

Social Economy Awards Shortlist 2024

15/10/2024 - Exciting news! Himaya Haven has been shortlisted for the Excellence in Community Impact category at this year's Social Economy Awards! We’re thrilled to be one of only 8 finalists, and it’s all thanks to the incredible support from our community....

Prayer Mat Donation

07/10/2024 - We received a donation of brand new prayer mats from Islamic Riches that will be used in our Ramadan Prisoner Welfare Pack 2025. Thank you so much for the beneficial donation!

Community Champion of the Year 2024 Finalist

30/09/2024 - Our CEO is a finalist for the Birmingham Awards 2024 under the category Community Champion of the Year, and needs your votes. You can vote by visiting this link Vote Now – Birmingham Awards and scrolling down to the category Community Champion of the Year...

Slowly I became stronger and stronger. Even till this day if I talk about it I cry. It has affected me emotionally and mentally.

– Mother (Son imprisoned)

It felt like the blood was dripping from me slowly. It is killing me.

– Mother (Son aged 21, imprisoned)

At the start when he was arrested for me, I am not exaggerating it felt as if my son had died. I felt as if I would never see him again. I have never experienced anything like this before.

– Mother (Son aged 18, imprisoned)

When I was stressing the support was there, and stopped me being a mess, anxious and panicking.

– Mother (Son imprisoned)