Core Values
1. Compassion: We place empathy and kindness at the heart of our work, ensuring that every interaction is grounded in understanding and genuine care for those facing life’s most challenging moments.
2. Holistic Well-being: We believe in addressing the full spectrum of human needs—physical, mental, emotional, practical, and spiritual—to support individuals in a comprehensive way.
3. Empowerment: By equipping people with clear information and practical tools, we empower them to take proactive steps in preparing for the future, fostering confidence and self-determination.
4. Integrity: Our commitment to honesty, transparency, and adherence to Islamic principles guides every decision, ensuring that our work is always aligned with our higher purpose and values.
5. Community Engagement: We value the strength of collective support and aim to build an inclusive, nurturing community where shared experiences and collaborative efforts enhance our collective preparedness and resilience.
Vision
To inspire and empower the Muslim community to prepare consciously and compassionately for the Akhira, ensuring that end‐of‐life transitions are met with dignity, holistic care, and proactive planning.
Mission
Bint Hassan is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of preparing for the
afterlife through a blend of practical tools, spiritual guidance, and compassionate community
support. By offering educational resources—such as the book “Packing for Your Final
Journey”, community talks, and curated programs—the author aims to provide individuals
and families with the knowledge and confidence to navigate end‐of‐life challenges with
integrity and empathy, all for the sake of Allah.
About
From a young age, Bint Hassan felt an innate calling to help others. Growing up in Sénégal in a large, close-knit family, she was always surrounded by people, whether caring for her siblings, supporting her grandparents, or simply being there for those in need. This nurturing instinct has stayed with her throughout her life, guiding her every step.
When she arrived in the UK in her late 20s, Bint’s desire to make a difference led her to the healthcare field. Her first role was as a Family Support Worker, followed by three years as an Assistant Practitioner with the Health Visiting Team, where she had the privilege of
supporting mothers and their newborns. From baby clinics to home visits and support groups, Bint was able to walk alongside these families during one of life's most precious journeys. The work was deeply rewarding, especially as she witnessed the enthusiasm of extended family members eager to learn and support the new mother and child.
Eventually, Bint transitioned to an Office Administrator role with the Bladder and Bowel Service, but the direct care she had provided was something she missed. It wasn't until the passing of her dear friend Mariama that her passion found a new direction. She realized that
her calling was to support individuals at the end of their lives, guiding them through what can be one of the most intimate and meaningful phases of existence. To build on this newfound passion, Bint earned her certification as an End-of-Life Companion. She is currently exploring end-of-life care from an Islamic perspective, seeking to enrich her understanding and ability to provide compassionate care that aligns with the
spiritual and cultural beliefs of those she serves.
Bint lives in Manchester with her family, balancing her full-time role as an Office Administrator with volunteering to support cancer patients and individuals in end-of-life care.
She stays connected with her family in Senegal and hopes to reunite with them soon.
Outside of work, she finds peace in nature, enjoying long promenades with her family through parks, forests, beaches, lakes, and canals. These moments of tranquillity remind her of the beauty of life and the importance of walking alongside others during their most vulnerable moments.
BINT HASSAN
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