Social & Welfare Services in Nottingham

Our rescue centre re homes all residential pets including Dogs, Puppies, Cats, Kittens, Rabbits, Guinea-Pigs, Rodents and residential Birds all with a non destruction policy. Several of the animals that have passed through our shelter are pictured on our animals page and many more like these are now

To supply a free, accessible, accountable and effective specialist service in areas of law that have the greatest impact on disadvantaged sections of the community. Services are particularly targeted towards disadvantaged and vulnerable sections of society whose access to legal advice is often limited

1973: Established as a student organization, to cover the requirements of oversea students in Britain. Students coming from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, benefiting from services such as accommodation, library resources and social activities1975: Muslim Welfare House Trust becomes a registered charity.

Since 2002 we've been working towards fulfilling our 5 Year Development Plan which has seen us become one of the 1st 84 clubs in the country to achieve FA Charter Standard Community Club accreditation. On the back of this we've been capable to successfully apply for substantial funding from the Football