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THE Great Big Green Week
Our role as caretakers of the Earth is a divine responsibility emphasised throughout the Quran. Allah has entrusted humanity with the duty to protect and nurture His creation, reminding us that our actions should reflect gratitude, balance, and care for the environment. Guided by this principle, the Muslim Mind Collaborative proudly supported the Great Big Green Week Campaign this past June (8-16), showcasing how faith inspires sustainability, stewardship, and mental well-being.
Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM) resources
Join us in supporting Islamophobia Awareness Month this November. Explore key resources to help address Islamophobia and promote mental well-being in Muslim communities. Together, we can foster a more inclusive society.
Statement on Recent Riots and Attacks
The Muslim Mind Collaborative (MMC) is a platform of organisations working to create equitable, culturally competent mental health services. In these challenging times, collective action is crucial to combat Islamophobia, racism, and discrimination, while protecting the mental health and dignity of affected communities.
Poverty and Mental Health: Challenges and Opportunities for Children and Families
A report by the Centre for Mental Health and BBC Children in Need highlights significant disparities. Poverty is a growing issue, with 4.3 million children and young people in the UK living in poverty in 2022-23.
Wellbeing Resources for Muslims
Good Thinking has teamed up with London’s Muslim communities to create mental wellbeing resources that align with Islamic beliefs and teachings. Their collection of guides and videos is designed to support Muslims in London with improving their well-being and coping with loss, some are available in multiple languages.
Young Minds: Mental health advice for young Muslims
Being a young Muslim in the UK comes with unique challenges that can impact mental health. It’s crucial to have support that respects both faith and cultural identity. Explore the mental health advice guide created by Young Minds in collaboration with Muslim Youth Helpline, specifically tailored for young British Muslims.
Young Minds: A self-care guide for young Muslims
It’s normal to have ups and downs, but if you’re struggling, there are things you can do that can really help. Practising self-care can be one of them. Check out Young Minds’s faith- friendly guide to self-care.
Perinatal Mental Health Support for Muslim Communities Insight Report
This Starting Well project responds to the mental health and wellbeing needs of pregnant women and new mums from the Muslim community of Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.
Muslim Mental Health in Schools Toolkit: The first step
Muslim Mind Collaborative embarked on a journey of research, consultation and intellectual interrogation to produce our toolkit resource which aids schools in improving faith literacy and cultural sensitivity.
Faith Equity in Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing
In April 2022, the UK government published a discussion paper on a proposed 10 year plan for mental health, alongside a call for evidence with specific questions on the proposal. MMC responded to this call, which can be seen here.
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´Resilient Me´ a partnership programme with BCBN and The Children’s Society (2019)
Resilient Me’s whole school approach makes mental health and wellbeing everyone’s business, with all parts of the school community working together.
Muslim Heritage Children in Care: Supporting Identity and Wellbeing
My Family Group’s Annual Roundtable Report is aimed at impacting long-term, sustainable and positive change for Muslim-heritage children in care.
Talking with your children
Discusses Islamophobia and hate-based violence against Muslims with children. This fact sheet highlights, for parents and caregivers
CareStart
CareStart is an extensive research and support project exploring the social reintegration and rehabilitation of British Muslim ex-offenders after they leave the justice system
How social media impact Muslim mental health
With social media becoming more popular, it raises many questions, is it dangerous for your mental health?
´Muslim Mental Health Matters Report´ by the Lantern Initiative
In June 2021, The Lantern Initiative collaborated alongside Muslim academics to launch a national survey to understand the experiences and attitudes of Muslim communities toward mental health support.