

Amanah Community Hub is a welcoming, culturally responsive space where Muslim women, girls and youth can access care, build connections and find community. The Amanah Hub brings together Sisters Dialogue's AAA Model of Holistic Care, connecting wellness and healing through Amanah, safety and support through Ahlan, and emerging justice navigation services through Adala.
Women can connect with us through drop-ins, therapy, healing circles and community activities, and receive support or referrals based on their needs and choices.

Our mental health therapy room is a warm and welcoming environment for one-on-one therapy and art therapy, where Muslim women and youth can explore their emotions, process experiences, and find support without judgment. Thoughtfully curated with soft lighting, calming colors, and cozy furnishings, this room is a sanctuary - a place to breathe, reflect, and heal at your own pace.

The main Amanah space is a gathering place for growth, dialogue, and community. This is where we come together for workshops, storytelling, and deep conversations that challenge narratives, spark reflection, and build connections. Designed to be inclusive and welcoming, this space invites Muslim women, girls and youth as well as allies to learn, unlearn, share, and thrive - all within a setting that honors their experiences and voices.

The flex room is a thoughtfully designed space that serves multiple purposes - it is a child-friendly area where little ones can play safely while their mothers attend programs - always with a caring childminder on duty. It is also a quiet, sacred space for prayer and reflection.
Amanah is located at 8925 51 Ave NW #315, Edmonton, AB T6E 5J3. Call us at (780) 249-1469 or email contact@sisters-dialogue.ca for information on our opening hours and programs.
Sisters Dialogue
8925 51 Ave NW #315, Edmonton, AB T6E 5J3
At Sisters Dialogue, we acknowledge and recognize ourselves as Treaty people. We are deeply committed to advocating for justice and safety on traditional Treaty 6 territory and the homeland of the Métis Nation. This land has long been a gathering place for the Cree (nêhiyawak), Blackfoot (Niitsitapi), Saulteaux (Anishinaabe), Nakota Sioux, Dene, Métis peoples, and many other Indigenous peoples. As Muslim women, we are guided by our faith to uphold justice, compassion, and solidarity. As Treaty people, we commit to walking alongside First Nations and Métis communities in pursuit of equity and a just future for all. Our work is grounded in respect, learning, and meaningful relationship with the Indigenous peoples of this land.
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