To support Mental Health Awareness Week (15-21 May 2023), the National NHS Muslim Network invite you to attend our Mental Health Awareness Event. This year the theme is ‘anxiety’.

Date: Wednesday, 17 May 2023

Time: 5-6pm

We all feel anxious from time to time. Anxiety is a natural response to the uncertain world around us but it’s important that we recognise and respond when we feel anxious, so that our anxiety doesn’t become overwhelming.

We will be joined by guest speakers, which include Khaleel Kassim, International Islamic Councellor and Mental Health Consultant, Eclectic House, and our very own Helen Campbell, Head of Allyship, Wellbeing and Talent Development.

For anyone experiencing mental ill-health, please see below resources:

  • We invite you to find out more about Mental Health Awareness Week by visiting the Mental Health Foundation website here.
  • Encourage those that may be feeling anxious, lonely, or stressed to take advantage of the “Let it out” service ­­­­­­– more information can be found in our Support Package here.
  • Encourage you to sign up to the REACT Mental Health (REACTMH) Conversation Training that we have available for free for all our members. REACTMH is a tool that you can use to support your colleagues by having open and honest conversations about their mental health and wellbeing. More information can be found in our Support Package here.
  • We want to remind everyone of the importance of having a health and wellbeing conversation on a regular basis. This can be held with your line manager. NHS resources to support health and wellbeing conversations can be found here.
  • We encourage you to view the internal and external support that is available here.

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