Co-Founder, Creative Wellbeing & Community Outreach Lead
Swabra creates inclusive spaces where children, adults and older community members can connect, express themselves and strengthen their wellbeing through creativity and compassionate engagement.
Swabra Osman-Ali is a co-founder of Albain Institute and leads its creative wellbeing and community outreach initiatives. She holds a master's degree in business administration and has a deep personal interest in art, creative practice and interior design.
Swabra oversees Albain's intergenerational art programme, which brings younger and older members of the community together through shared creative experiences. The programme provides a welcoming and healthy outlet for people navigating dementia, bereavement, loneliness and the physical or emotional changes that may accompany ageing.
She also leads Albain's prison outreach programme for children and young people in remand settings. Swabra is a passionate advocate for creating safe, nurturing spaces in which children can express themselves, learn practical life skills and develop tools for resilience.
Using art and creativity to support expression, connection and emotional wellbeing.
Bringing younger and older community members together through shared creative experiences.
Supporting wellbeing through the physical, social and personal changes associated with ageing.
Providing gentle, creative and socially connecting activities for people living with dementia.
Creating compassionate outlets for people adjusting to bereavement and significant life changes.
Providing safe spaces where children can build confidence, express themselves and feel supported.
Coordinating compassionate support for children and young people within remand settings.
Helping young people develop practical tools for coping, growth and emotional resilience.