Advocacy. Community. Impact.
Across countries and communities, one commitment has remained constant: creating spaces where people can be heard, supported and given opportunities to move forward.
What experience became in action.
SplitRoots Charitable Foundation
Formerly BARFEarlier organized community-development work forms an important part of Salmat's service history. The historical BARF website remains a useful archive of that earlier chapter.
Explore the Earlier WorkSplitRoots Community Centre
Current Canadian community work centres belonging, newcomer support, connection, practical resources, workshops, events and opportunities to move forward.
Visit SplitRoots Community CentreProof before praise.
This archive is intentionally documentary. Projects, photographs, dates, stories and future impact figures will only be published when they can be supported. The work should speak for itself.
From advocacy to building community.
Experience taught me that sometimes helping people means speaking up. Sometimes it means creating a program, opening a door, sharing information, bringing people together or simply creating a space where someone feels that they belong.
No chapter was the final chapter.
Nigeria was not the end. Lebanon was not the end. Canada is not the end. The work continues through community, writing, speaking, coaching, advocacy and what comes next.
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