OUR SERVICES
At The BAME Project, we ensure to organise different activities and provide unique services. We like to think outside the box, with original ideas from our volunteers and service users, by using their feedback and suggestions, so that everyone can enjoy the services we provide.
Hate Crime Reporting Centre
Self Khair is a registered Hate Crime Reporting Centre.
We strongly believe that reporting and recording hate crime is important for everyone, whether it's for yourself or anyone you know. The purpose of the service is so that you are protected and feel safe. Our office is a secure space to have the conversation in a safe and confidential manner
LilyPad Initiative
The Lily Pad Initiative was set up, with the purpose of tackling challenges faced by period poverty. We provide free sanitary products for women and girls that are facing financial hardships and struggle to afford products for their menstrual cycle. We also provide free hygiene products such as deodorants and sanitary towels.
#Chai Check
#Chai Check is an initiative introduced by Self Khair which is a service provided in order to identify and provide any form of assistance for anyone who is the subject of domestic abuse or is aware of anyone who may be in a difficult situation. We often hold sessions where anyone who would like the support can safely do so in a confidential way.
Weekly Walking Group
Our Walking Group is an excellent way to enjoy the local greenspaces we have in Bury. By joining our walking group, you are guaranteed to have fun and get active at the same time. We provide incentives such as backpacks and water bottles to encourage a healthier lifestyle.
Coffee Mornings
Our weekly coffee morning takes place every Friday between 10:30am and 12:30pm. We discuss different topics and it is a great way to meet new people and interact. We also bring special guests from different backgrounds to talk about topics such as knife crime and public transport. Free refreshments are provided as well!
Social Eating
Eating together - even if it's just occasionally - could improve your emotional wellbeing, and it's also proven to reduce isolation. Self Khair organises a monthly social eating session where we take our volunteers and service users to different places to try different cuisines, especially to local, small businesses.
