Barber tours UK to give out FREE haircuts to homeless people

2022-10-10

A cut above the rest! Barber tours UK to give out FREE haircuts to homeless people

Mohammed Ali Yaquob lives in Derby where he owns barbershop Mo’s Barbers
He has visited cities in a mission to spread goodwill through free haircuts
The 26-year-old’s TikTok account has gone viral, amassing over 1 million fans

A barber is touring the UK to give out free haircuts to homeless people.

Mohammed Ali Yaquob, 26, originally from Sudan, lives in Derby where he owns the barbershop Mo’s Barbers.

He has visited cities – including Birmingham, Manchester, Leicester, and London – in a mission to spread goodwill through free haircuts.

Mr Yaquob’s TikTok account has gone viral, amassing over 1 million fans thanks to his generous acts of kindness.

Mohammed Ali Yaquob (left), 26, originally from Sudan, lives in Derby where he owns the barbershop Mo’s Barbers

Mr Yaquob (left) has visited cities – including Birmingham, Manchester, Leicester, and London – in a mission to spread goodwill through free haircuts

The barber is touring the UK to give out free haircuts to homeless people

Mr Yaquob said: ‘God has gifted me this talent to cut people’s hair, so it’s only right I pay it back into society for people who are in need of it.

‘It makes me feel very happy when I provide people with a free haircut.

‘Homeless people are not different to any of us – they all have their stories, but they have no family or friends who care for them.

‘It must be a very lonely life, so if my haircuts are able to brighten their day and give them a better feeling, then that’s great.

The 26-year-old approaches a man who is living on the streets to offer him a haircut

Mr Yaquob’s (top) TikTok account has gone viral, amassing over 1 million fans thanks to his generous acts of kindness

‘Where I grew up in Sudan, we always looked out for one another. This is a part of life – we all have to be kind and if we were, the world would be a much happier place.

‘I work six days a week in my barber shop, and on my day off I go out to various cities and try to find people who need this kindness.

‘Once I had a queue of eight people in the street and I didn’t finish until nine o’clock at night. But I was happy because I have helped people in need of genuine help.’

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