When & how did Rosebuds start?
What events did you do previously?
When & how did Rosebuds start?
Rosebuds was founded in 2011 by Aysha , a 22-year-old managing her family charity, Aysha Academy Trust in Bedford. She secured a community space to run activities. Engaging with Muslim service users sparked her curiosity about her religion. Embracing the hijab, she sought to learn more and initiated a weekly sister's circle at the communi
Rosebuds was founded in 2011 by Aysha , a 22-year-old managing her family charity, Aysha Academy Trust in Bedford. She secured a community space to run activities. Engaging with Muslim service users sparked her curiosity about her religion. Embracing the hijab, she sought to learn more and initiated a weekly sister's circle at the community space. What started for personal growth soon grew into a demand-driven group, surprising Aysha with its enduring success over the years.
What’s the purpose of the name?
What events did you do previously?
When & how did Rosebuds start?
The name "Rosebuds" was selected by Saleha Khanom, a prominent figure in the Bedford community known for her outstanding dedication and numerous contributions. She wrote a beautiful meaning behind the name Rosebuds..
Rose is a beautiful flower which is fragrant and it reflects beauty and is pleasant
A rosebud grows to become this beautifu
The name "Rosebuds" was selected by Saleha Khanom, a prominent figure in the Bedford community known for her outstanding dedication and numerous contributions. She wrote a beautiful meaning behind the name Rosebuds..
Rose is a beautiful flower which is fragrant and it reflects beauty and is pleasant
A rosebud grows to become this beautiful flower so similarly the seeker of seeking sacred knowledge is like a rosebud, slowly growing into foster into a beautiful rose, fragrant in their character, pleasant in her presence and graceful in their being
What events did you do previously?
What events did you do previously?
What events did you do previously?
Rosebuds organised a variety of events including Sisters Circles, youth circles, charity events, ladies day out, Ramadan outreach, mental health workshops, children’s Islamic classes, revert circles, community cohesion work, and ladies martial arts classes. We aimed to meet demand by offering classes and projects for all age groups.
Did Rosebuds receive any recognition?
Did you get recognised in other way or win any more awards
Did you get recognised in other way or win any more awards
In 2018, we were honored with a Thank You award from Bedfordshire Police for our impactful work, expanding our reach from Bedford to Biggleswade. We believe our recognition stemmed from our networking efforts and commitment to community cohesion.
Did you get recognised in other way or win any more awards
Did you get recognised in other way or win any more awards
Did you get recognised in other way or win any more awards
Aysha’s dedication to philanthropy through Aysha Academy Trust and Rosebuds has been recognised with prestigious awards and nominations.
In 2013, she was a finalist for Fundraiser of the year award by Pride of Bedfordshire. The following year, Aysha won the Young Person of the Year Award from YOPEY. In 2015, she was honoured as a finalist
Aysha’s dedication to philanthropy through Aysha Academy Trust and Rosebuds has been recognised with prestigious awards and nominations.
In 2013, she was a finalist for Fundraiser of the year award by Pride of Bedfordshire. The following year, Aysha won the Young Person of the Year Award from YOPEY. In 2015, she was honoured as a finalist for Young Achiever of the Year at The British Muslim Awards.
Additionally, Aysha was elected to the Uprising Leadership Program, established by MP Rushanara Ali. She was also featured as a successful nominee in the British Bangladesh Who’s Who 2016 publication.
Furthermore, Bedfordshire Police Community Awards recognised her as an Unsung Hero, with a successful nomination in 2018.
