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Improve understanding of mental health, challenge stigma and raise awareness of where and how support can be accessed.
A future where Muslims can access mental health support that is effective, culturally aware and sensitive to faith and values.

We work with mental health professionals, Islamic scholars, community organisations and others to improve awareness, strengthen practice and make it easier for people to find appropriate support.
Improve understanding of mental health, challenge stigma and raise awareness of where and how support can be accessed.
Working towards a trusted network of professionals and organisations so people find support appropriate to their needs.
Developing education, training, supervision and peer support for professionals working with Muslim clients.
Building the evidence base and sharing research, learning and guidance to support better practice.

We believe good mental health support should be clinically sound, safe and respectful of the beliefs, values and experiences of the people receiving it.
We do not aim to replace existing services. Instead, we work alongside practitioners, communities and organisations to strengthen what is already available and address gaps where they exist.
We are a developing organisation, establishing our programmes, partnerships and approach through engagement with practitioners, psychiatrists, Islamic scholars and community stakeholders.