Funded Care And Education

An independent Muslim faith school delivering a high standard of education in the National Curriculum while instilling strong Islamic values within our children

Madani Academy aims to deliver a high-quality educational programme and services within a secure and supportive Islamic environment, such that students enjoy a positive school experience, achieve the best possible outcomes for themselves, and leave school being mindful of their accountability to Allah, confident in their identity as Muslims and feel a keen desire to make meaningful contributions to the social, political and economic well-being of society.

An independent Muslim faith school delivering a high standard of education in the National Curriculum while instilling strong Islamic values within our children

Madani Academy aims to deliver a high-quality educational programme and services within a secure and supportive Islamic environment, such that students enjoy a positive school experience, achieve the best possible outcomes for themselves, and leave school being mindful of their accountability to Allah, confident in their identity as Muslims and feel a keen desire to make meaningful contributions to the social, political and economic well-being of society.

The Charity provides help to local sick or disabled individuals who are also in financial need. One off grants may be made to purchase services or equipment which are not provided by either the state or the NHS and which will directly assist a person’s medical need or improve their quality of life. Support is also given to the Community Nurses by providing help with training courses, books and special equipment not normally funded by the NHS.

Please note that referrals can only be accepted from local health professionals and community/support workers with direct knowledge of the individual's or family’s situation.

The Charity provides help to local sick or disabled individuals who are also in financial need. One off grants may be made to purchase services or equipment which are not provided by either the state or the NHS and which will directly assist a person’s medical need or improve their quality of life. Support is also given to the Community Nurses by providing help with training courses, books and special equipment not normally funded by the NHS.

Please note that referrals can only be accepted from local health professionals and community/support workers with direct knowledge of the individual's or family’s situation.

Unloc is a leading education non profit founded in 2013 by award-winning young leaders and advocates Hayden Taylor and Ben Dowling. We help schools, colleges and organisations inspire and empower young people to be changemakers through bespoke and innovative programmes in entrepreneurship, leadership, careers & employability and youth voice. We work towards our mission by delivering inspiring educational programmes in our growing network of schools and colleges. We also deliver a variety of free open, access programmes in the community for young people to take part in outside of school time.

We believe every young person can be a changemaker. By developing young people’s skills and confidence, we empower them to shape their lives and the world around them.

To find out more about what we do - see our website here: https://www.unloc.org.uk/
To find out which open access programmes we have available for young people to take part in - see here: https://unloc.online/opportunities