The West Midlands Hindu Forum unites and empowers our diverse community, bridging generations and cultures through vibrant initiatives and civic engagement. We celebrate our rich heritage while ensuring Hindu voices are heard and respected in shaping the future of our region and nation.
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Our Story
At West Midlands Hindu Forum, our mission is to connect and empower the Hindu community in the West Midlands through cultural and educational initiatives. We strive to promote understanding and appreciation of Hindu culture, fostering a sense of belonging and unity among individuals.
Our core values are rooted in cultural integrity, inclusivity, and community engagement. We are committed to providing a platform that not only preserves but also celebrates the rich traditions and heritage of Hinduism.
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Our Festivals
Members of the West Midlands Hindu Forum organizes various Hindu festivals throughout the year. Notable events include significant celebrations such as Holi (the Festival of Colours), Raksha Bandhan, Janmashtami, Navaratri (Nine Nights) and Diwali festivities.
These festivals not only have religious significance but also serve to bring the Hindu community together, highlighting cultural traditions and community connections in the West Midlands region of the UK.
Our Initiatives
West Midlands Hindu Forum members engage in various community-focused events beyond traditional festivals. These include community cohesion meetings, where representatives discuss social integration and shared learning opportunities. They organise Sewa (volunteering) days involving community service activities. Additionally, these forums host educational and recreational classes to empower community members. The organisations also support health, women’s and youth groups, providing platforms for skill development and community engagement
Voices from Our Community
The West Midlands Hindu Forum has transformed my understanding of our culture. The events are not educational and incredibly engaging, bringing our community closer together.
Anjali Patel
Being part of the West Midlands Hindu Forum has been a rewarding experience. The dedication to preserving our heritage while fostering unity is commendable. I feel more connected to my roots than ever before.
Ravi Sharma
The Forum’s initiatives have provided me with numerous opportunities to engage in meaningful community service. It’s inspiring to see the positive impact we can make together.
Priya Desai
I have witnessed firsthand the positive impact the Forum has on our youth. Their programs are engaging and foster a sense of belonging.
Parag Kumar
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