Councillor · Southwark
Councillor Jasmine Ali
- Shadow Member for Education, Care & Refugees
- Chair, Cabinet (Livesey Trust) Committee
- Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Children, Education and Refugees, Cabinet (decommissioned, for the Executive after 28 May 2026, please click the "Committees" tab on the right)
- Chair, Corporate Parenting Committee
- - Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Children, Education and Refugees Southwark Council, Health and Wellbeing Board
- Stories naming Jasmine
- 4
- Meetings we covered
- 16
- Latest story
- 21 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Jasmine Ali moved a motion celebrating the council's achievement in welcoming its 400th refugee family. The councillor presented the Cabinet's stance on recommendations from a review of EHCPs, SEND provisions, and inclusion in schools. The councillor also confirmed the decision to launch a training programme for parents of children with autism and ADHD. The councillor echoed concerns about youth employment, noting that young people in Southwark are finding it harder than ever to secure employment.
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Stories naming Councillor Jasmine Ali
- Southwark Commission to Scrutinize Youth Employment Challenges Councillor Jasmine Ali echoed concerns about youth employment, noting that despite the borough's strong educational institutions and good schools, young people in Southwark are finding it harder than ever to secure employment. Discussions also touched upon the importance of focusing scrutiny on areas where the...
- Southwark Council Rejects Funding for EHCP Assessments in Schools, Citing Local Authority Responsibility and Anticipated Government Reforms The decision was revealed during the commission's meeting on 6 October 2025, where the Cabinet's response to several scrutiny reviews and recommendations from 2024-2025 were discussed. Councillor...
- Southwark Council to Launch Training Program for Parents of Children with Autism and ADHD The decision was confirmed by Councillor Jasmine Ali, Deputy Leader & Cabinet Member for Children, Education and Refugees, during the Education and Local Economy Scrutiny Commission meeting on 6...
- Southwark Welcomes 400th Refugee Family Southwark has welcomed its 400th refugee family, reaffirming its commitment to being a Borough of Sanctuary. The motion, moved by Councillor Jasmine Ali and seconded by Councillor Mohamed Deen at...
From meetings they attended
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- Southwark councillors scrutinise SEND reform plan, questioning appeals and health provider involvement
- Southwark Council urged to bolster youth employment and work experience
- Southwark Council to expand inclusion hubs in secondary schools as Part of SEND Reform
- Southwark Schools' Work Experience Practices Under Scrutiny for Fairness and Effectiveness
- Southwark Council Faces £102 Million Funding Gap Amidst Financial Scrutiny