The Muslim Leadership Programme LONDON
The Muslim Leadership Programme LONDON

Officially accredited by M.I.H.E

Nurturing the next generation of young muslim leaders

Applications for the London pilot year close 31/08/26 - Limited spaces

MLP has been running for the last 4 years in Leicester – and this year we’re bringing it as a pilot to London run by a fantastic, experienced and certified London team!

The Muslim Leadership Programme run by Loose Change and Waves of Positivity is officially accredited by The Markfield Institute of Higher Education

This programme aims to support and enhance the next generation of Muslim leaders in our local and wider communities.

Through engaging workshop, fun activities & interactive sessions with an Islamic ethos, we’ll assist you in developing skills like public speaking, project management, teamwork, and more.

Click here to get a feel of how MLP works!

Whether you’re an outgoing or quiet individual, there’s a leader inside you waiting to emerge. Our goal is to empower young Muslim leaders of all backgrounds to create a positive impact for their families, local community and the Ummah. 

Applications close on 31/08/26 but may close sooner once we reach a certain number of entrants.

All mentees from our 25/26 cohort (In Leicester) would recommend MLP, as with our other previous cohorts, giving the programme a 100% recommendation rate.

"The thing I valued most was the different environment and different perspective. The people at MLP were completely different to the people I normally see on a day to day and so the MLP sessions gave me a different outlook of life."

"I was expecting the course to focus more on theory and just learning aspects of leadership, when in reality we were taught in far more ways than theoretical, we had so many practical examples, activities and experiences. There were also numerous different activities that genuinely benefitted me more than I was initially anticipating."

"Excellent job in relaying information (by the facilitators) - a key thing that stood out was the personal connection each organiser had with the individuals. A key thing that is missed out in other programmes"