Mohammed Zafran has been awarded as the Birmingham City Council Gold Line Wide Winner for Safer Streets and Open Spaces Community Award in the Birmingham In Blooms Award. Zaf has once again been instrumental over the last few months in guiding the Vulnerable Youths in Birmingham away from crime and stay in education via sport and community projects.
“ I believe in hard work and doing that work because you want to make a difference to other people’s lives makes it more worthwhile. I am a firm believer that if your intentions are good then goodness follows you and we should always try to go that extra mile if we know it will benefit others. Over the years I have realised that you shouldn’t get carried away with success as not even the people who you think are loyal to you may go against you one day. We live in a world where nobody is happy for you so it’s best just to go and do what you need to do. As long as you know your doing the right thing then it’s fine as you can’t please people who will always find faults in you even if you are perfect. I want to thank all the community who have supported me over the years and my well wishers who keep me going and especially my wife and kids who are my biggest strength.
Zaf has also done various talks in Crimestoppers role and made the community feel safe so they can live a comfortable life. Zaf has been more active than ever in 2024, and his illustrious list of accolades is mounting up thanks to his sincere humanitarian work.
