Birmingham City Council Leader Sir Albert Bore & Cllr John Cotton visit The KIKIT Pathways to Recovery service

Another young man, 22 year-old Jabed Hussain from Acton in London, has been convicted for trying to join Daesh. He was…

It’s known as ‘The Beautiful Game’ and it seems the power of football can indeed strike well beyond the pitch. When…

Recently KIKIT’s Muslim Recovery Network Team has been providing training over the West Midlands to various faith based…

Our local Prevent Manager Waqar Ahmed has recently wrote a blog for the Huffington Post explaining and dispelling some…

KIKIT Pathways to Recovery CIC would like to present the first Sparkbrook Community Food Stall in partnership with a local…

In towns and cities across the UK, there are vulnerable individuals who have fallen into petty criminality, substance or…

In October 2015 KIKIT Pathways to Recovery CIC conducted a Child Poverty Workshop for young people in partnership with…

The Sparkling Sparkbrook event was a huge success with over 50+ volunteers supporting the initiative. Ranging from students,…

Protecting young people from being radicalised by extremists is a top priority at Kikit. We recognise the reason some…