Accessible Family-Friendly Entertainment Programming
This criterion evaluates the extent to which the organization provides accessible, inclusive, and engaging entertainment and recreational programs specifically designed for families, adhering to Islamic values and strict safeguarding standards. It assesses the organization's systematic approach to planning diverse activities that cater to all age groups (children, youth, adults, seniors) and abilities, ensuring compliance with the Equality Act 2010 through documented reasonable adjustments. The criterion emphasizes 'Raf' al-Haraj' (removal of hardship) by evaluating affordability mechanisms (subsidies), convenient scheduling around prayer times, and logistical support. It requires a robust governance framework where safeguarding is treated as an 'Amanah' (trust), including mandatory vetting, supervision ratios, and risk management. Furthermore, the organization must demonstrate a 'closed-loop' feedback process (CAPA) to continuously improve program quality, safety, and spiritual value, ensuring a welcoming environment that strengthens family bonds (Silat al-Rahim).
| Metric | Family Satisfaction Score |
|---|---|
| Target | ≥85% Positive |
| Frequency | Per Event/Quarterly |
| Method | Survey (Likert scale) |
| Unit | Percentage |
Level 1: Initial/Ad-hoc
The organization offers occasional, ad-hoc recreational activities. There is no formal planning, safeguarding is informal, and accessibility is not systematically addressed.
Level 2: Developing
Some family-friendly programs exist with basic planning. Awareness of Islamic values and safety is present, but checks (DBS, risk assessments) are inconsistent. Accessibility is reactive.
Level 3: Established
Formal program exists with consistent adherence to Islamic values and basic safety compliance (DBS, First Aid). Accessibility checklists are used. Feedback is collected but analysis is limited.
Level 4: Advanced
Strategically managed programs with robust safeguarding (DSL in place) and inclusion (Equality Act compliant). Affordability and scheduling are optimized. Feedback drives documented improvements.
Level 5: Optimizing
Recognized leader in inclusive, safe, and high-quality Islamic entertainment. Programs utilize data to maximize family bonding (Silat al-Rahim). Safeguarding and inclusion are embedded in culture and audited.
Organisation Types
By Organisation Size
| Size | Applicability | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Micro | partial | Safeguarding and basic accessibility are mandatory if hosting events, but maintaining a diverse portfolio and formal review processes are disproportionate. |
| Small | partial | Requires safeguarding and Equality Act compliance, but formal portfolios and highly documented values review processes can be scaled down. |
| Medium | full | Fully applicable for centres with regular programming, dedicated staff, and structured community events. |
| Large | full | Fully applicable. |
| Major | full | Fully applicable. |
Applicable When
- The organization aims to provide recreational or entertainment activities.
- The organization serves families within its community.
- The organization seeks to promote positive social interactions and Islamic values through recreation.
Not Applicable When
- The organization has a strictly academic or religious focus with no recreational component.
- The organization exclusively serves a specific demographic group excluding families.
- The organization lacks the resources or mandate to offer recreational programs.
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