Himmah exists to dismantle structural poverty and racism by building community power, cultural infrastructure, and collective ownership in Nottingham and beyond. Rooted in solidarity rather than charity, we organise with communities to transform sites of crisis into spaces of leadership, connection, and change using food, culture, and organising as entry points. Through community-led hubs, anti-racist cultural work, and pathways into skills, wellbeing, and economic security, we shift power and resources into the hands of those most affected, enabling them to shape the systems, institutions, and narratives that govern their lives and build a future grounded in dignity, justice, and redistribution.