Muslim Mind Collaborative
The Muslim Mind Collaborative has been formed as a result of years of research conducted into the mental health and well-being of British Muslims and drawing on academia, statutory services, community practitioners, faith leaders and faith-led psychotherapy services. Our aim is to widen the parameters of the agenda on mental health and consider the needs of faith communities and service users of Muslim background.
This #TimeToTalkDay we invited our partners, Mind City, Hackney & Waltham Forest and Markfield Institute of Higher Education to discuss our 2022 RoadMap.
Collectively, we seek to create a forum to engage and support faith-sensitive approaches to mental health. Join us as we embark on a journey with our partners in ensuring access to appropriate mental health and wellbeing support for Muslim communities across the UK, to build a world where everyone has a quality of life and pathways to health.
Join MMC and be a part of this change by completing the Muslim Mind Collaborative Survey. Find out how to become an MMC member through our information pack.
If you are a member of MMC and would like to support the delivery and impact, please let us know your interests by completing the Muslim Mind Collaborative Workstream Engagement Survey.
Thank you to all those who have joined the Muslim Mind Collaborative. The service and support you provide to those with mental health challenges is incredibly important and valuable, the collaborative seeks to highlight the work you are doing, build upon your expertise and experiences to better understand and address the needs of Muslim communities across the country. Stay informed and receive our newsletters by signing-up.
