Muslimah Wellbeing Network
Mental Health, Wellbeing & Community
Muslimah Wellbeing Network is a community-led organisation creating spaces for mental health education, wellbeing and connection.Through psychoeducation, workshops and community initiatives, we help women, young people and communities build greater understanding of mental health and emotional wellbeing.
"We aim to create welcoming spaces where
mental health can be discussed openly and people feel better informed about their wellbeing and available support."
— Bilan & Sarah, Founders
ABOUT US: ROOTED IN COMMUNITY
We create spaces where mental health can be understood, discussed openly and supported without judgement.By recognising the influence of culture, faith, identity and lived experience, we aim to reduce stigma, strengthen wellbeing and empower individuals and communities to seek support with confidence.
OUR SERVICES
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Workshops & Psychoeducation
Engaging mental health and wellbeing workshops designed around the needs and experiences of women, young people and communities.
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Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing
Tailored mental health and wellbeing support designed to empower young people, build resilience and create positive change.
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Training, Talks & Speaking
Book talks and training led by qualified and experienced mental health professionals, creating space for education, conversation and connection.
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Partnerships & Signposting
Working with communities and organisations to improve wellbeing, increase awareness and connect people with appropriate support.
what people say
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Muslimah Wellbeing has been such a valuable source of support for me. It is a safe and welcoming space where Muslim women can truly feel heard, seen, and understood without judgement.
The organisation addresses many of the struggles that Muslim women often face silently, creating opportunities for open conversations, healing, personal growth, and connection. Through their sessions and community, I have felt less alone and more supported, knowing that others share similar experiences and challenges.
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— Mariam Ahmed
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Bilan attended our coffee morning to deliver a workshop about mental health. Bilan displayed empathy, knowledge and a genuine passion for the work she does. She encouraged myself and the women in our group to speak freely and honestly about our own personal experiences. I know I myself identified with some of what she conveyed and took the opportunity to speak to Bilan further about things I had experienced after the birth of my son. It was lovely to be able to speak to a professional about an experience I struggled to understand at the time
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— Hebah (WeDiverge Sheffield)
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Bilaan was a blessing sent at the perfect time. I found her help was really professional and nonjudgmental. If you need a safe space to speak to someone wise and friendly, I couldn’t recommend Bilaan enough.
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— Khadija B
Ready to bring this conversation to your community?
Interested in a workshop, talk, youth wellbeing programme, community initiative or partnership?We'd love to hear from you.We welcome opportunities to work with organisations seeking culturally informed approaches to mental health and wellbeing, including health and public services, education settings, charities, community and faith organisations, and youth services.
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