give a teenager somewhere to belong.

760+ youth centres have closed since 2012. Your gift trains and coaches local masjids and community groups to run youth clubs teenagers actually show up to. Our programme runs on support like yours.

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Young people collecting awards on stage at the Dream Chasers awards night, 2024
A partner story · Birmingham

it started as a kick-about in a local park.

The story of Dream Chasers, Small Heath, Birmingham

Founded by Asha Ali Rage, a mum of three, Dream Chasers has grown into a social enterprise giving young people a safe space, life skills and opportunities.

Today Dream Chaser Youth Club is one of 120+ Youth Hubs we support across the UK. In 2023 its then youth mentor, Yasin Erkul, was named Brothers Youth Mentor of the Year at our Awards. He has since started his own Youth Hub, which we now support too.

That's what your gift builds: a local space, a trained mentor, and a teenager who keeps coming back.

how we've worked with Dream Chasers.

  1. 2023

    Their then youth mentor, Yasin Erkul, is named Brothers Youth Mentor of the Year at our Awards.

  2. March 2024

    They join our programme. We assess their youth work across the nine areas of our framework.

  3. 2024

    Training, coaching and a site visit, with practical next steps: clear volunteer roles, feedback from young people after sessions, and a plan to measure impact.

  4. November 2025

    Founder Asha Ali Rage backs our Muslim Youth Futures report, launched in Parliament.

where your money goes.

Every Youth Hub goes through the same journey with us. Your donation pays for the parts that communities can't afford on their own.

training

A one-day "How to Effectively Engage Teenagers" workshop, delivered at the masjid or community centre.

coaching

Weekly online coaching while the hub launches and runs its first sessions.

resources

Free guides, policies and templates so every hub runs safely and well.

accreditation

Site visits and review against our Youth Engagement Framework, so quality lasts.

Teenagers watching football at a Youth Hub in London while a volunteer films the session, 2023
“This initiative supports mosques and community organisations in building impactful youth services, fostering positive change for future generations.”Abdulla Alamun, Islamic Relief

good to know.

Where does my money go?

Into training, weekly coaching, free resources and accreditation for masjids and community groups running youth provision. Donations are what keep it running.

Is my donation secure?

Yes. Payments are processed securely by Donorbox, a dedicated donation platform used by charities worldwide.

Can I change or cancel a monthly gift?

Yes, at any time. Email [email protected] and we'll sort it for you.

Are you a registered charity?

Yes. Here For Youth is the operating name of Islamic Network, a registered charity in England and Wales (1101603).

Can I give in another way?

You can join 1,000 Behind Youth, our monthly giving movement, volunteer your time, or tell your local masjid about starting a Youth Hub.

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Partners and supporters, past and present

Islamic Relief UKEthar ReliefGoldsmiths, University of LondonIslam ChannelNational Zakat FoundationAction For HumanityAziz FoundationMuslim CharityLaunchGoodMercy MissionMyFridaysmyHalalLambMy Salah MatPocketEuro Quality FoundationAll Ways NetworkThe Islamic Council

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