The Centre for Policy Promotion & Prevention is a brilliant idea to inspire the youth and the children from all backgrounds to help build a stronger Britain together. I wish them all the best.

I am pleased to learn of a new website of CPPP (Centre for Policy Promotion and Prevention) being launched. With the recent attacks in Christchurch, New Zealand and Sri Lanka driven by violent extremist narrative it’s high time these narratives were challenged. As most grooming takes place online & on social media, I do hope CPPP’s website will be an online tool to counter extremist ideology.

The Centre for Policy Promotion and Prevention is doing vital work through its training and education programmes on the risks of radicalisation and developing cohesion between different communities. Through its innate understanding of Muslim communities and their needs, it is uniquely placed to intervene with tailored programmes for their intended audiences.

The CPPP is an institution that seeks to champion interfaith cohesion and multi-community integration in the UK. Their plans to build stronger communities in order to build a stronger Britain are very inspiring and I look forward to seeing the positive impact, that this project has real potential to create. I wish them every success.

Compassion and commitments are the basic tenets of The Centre for Policy Promotion and Prevention which renders wide range of services with humility for all the communities, and Bangladeshi diaspora in particular. 

The Centre is perhaps one of the pioneering NGOs that routinely address the importances of social integration & community cohesion for the enhanced role in enriching  British society. It is also proactive in multi faceted works in the areas of media and press related services. 

We feel very proud to support their works to help build a pluralistic Great Britain.

It has been a pleasure getting to know Imran Chowdhury from the CPPP over the past few months and I have been much impressed by his commitment to build bridges between those with a Bangladeshi heritage and the local communities.  This can only help community cohesion.  He has an impressive knowledge of members of the Bangladeshi community in the West Midlands and has been most helpful in introducing me to many people. I look forward to continuing our fruitful relationship.