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CWE-CWR-20 Compassion, Welfare & Environment Community Welfare & Relief CORE Excellence v2.9.7

Structured well-being programme uptake

Assesses if the organization provides a structured program addressing holistic well-being (physical, mental, spiritual, social) and can demonstrate significant community uptake. Core activities are recurring, structured sessions with defined curricula and registered cohorts (e.g., 6–12 week courses), distinct from one-off events. This aligns with the Maqasid al-Shariah (objectives of Islamic law), particularly Hifz al-Nafs (preservation of life) and Hifz al-Aql (preservation of intellect), ensuring sustained Aafiyah (holistic well-being) within the community.

Compliance 4
  • Safeguarding and risk controls are embedded (Safer recruitment, DSL, LADO alignment, online safeguards).
    Safety Essential
  • Data protection controls (Art.6 & Art.9 basis, DPA Sch.1, APD, Children's Code).
    Compliance Essential
  • Referral/signposting protocols (Crisis pathways, 'red flag' criteria, info sharing).
    Safety Essential
  • Inclusive design and reasonable adjustments (Accessibility audit, gender-sensitive, trauma-informed).
    Equity Important
Basic 1
  • Regular scheduled activities are offered with a defined curriculum.
    Process Essential
Good 7
  • A documented well-being program framework exists, approved by Trustees/Board annually.
    Governance Essential
  • Multiple dimensions of well-being are addressed (physical, mental, spiritual, social).
    Quality Important
  • Qualified facilitators lead sessions with defined scope-of-practice and supervision (Physical, Mental, Spiritual streams).
    Quality Essential
  • There is a system for tracking participant uptake/attendance with clear rules for cohorts.
    Monitoring Essential
  • Integration of Islamic wellness concepts (balance, preservation of life)
    Innovation High
  • Peer support components
    Collaboration High
  • Facilitator supervision/reflective practice and escalation pathways
    Quality High
Better 8
  • Outcome measurement: Baseline/endline data, attrition reporting, board review.
    Impact Important
  • Evidence-informed approaches with 'Tawakkul and means' focus
    Excellence High
  • Progression pathways for participants
    Continuous Improvement Medium
  • Prevention and early intervention focus
    Leadership High
  • Collaboration with health professionals
    Collaboration High
  • Digital inclusion and hybrid delivery options
    Access Medium
  • Disaggregation of uptake/outcomes by age, gender, disability, ethnicity, and deprivation
    Equity High
  • Shūrā (consultation) via participant voice councils
    Governance High
Best 1
  • Formal MoUs with health partners with safe referral criteria
    Collaboration High

Related Criteria

CWE-CWR-01 Weekly Dignified Food Support Service (Food Bank, Pantry, or Hot Meals) CWE-CWR-02 Hardship-grant / zakāt emergency fund CWE-CWR-03 Volunteer management: hours logging, safer recruitment & safeguarding CWE-CWR-04 Partnerships with local authorities and community organisations (NGOs/VCSE) CWE-CWR-05 User-impact survey results
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2.9.7 2025-11-05

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Administrator 2026-03-07 12:06:25.684670

📋 **Version updated: 1.0.0 → 2.9.7** **Changes:** Full import from mizan-297.json

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