Topic: Mental health
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‘A lot of these women fled war and trauma’: the community garden offering refugees a place to grow
The Appletree project in Wakefield acts as a vital green space for women, removing barriers to access and health inequality that might exist due to culture or religion
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Revealed: asylum seeker was stabbed 16 times in Home Office accommodation
Attack in 2023 followed alleged warnings about violent housemate, and is among cases where asylum seekers in ‘dispersal housing’ have come to harm
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‘One of the biggest sources of stress’: Muslim mothers on the social media ban for under-16s
From bringing exposure to Islamophobic content to poor mental health, many parents welcome the ban, but some say it is punishing kids instead of big tech
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Hero who confronted Huntingdon train attacker is still waiting for therapy
Raza Mustafa Aslam was stabbed as he protected passengers from a knifeman on an LNER train last year. His daughter is appealing to get him help
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Weekend with Ayesha Kalaji: ‘It would probably involve food’
The chef and restaurateur on lazy Sunday walks, cooking meals for her best friend, and having a fridge full of Korean condiments
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Entry Level Mums — the podcast where Somali women talk candidly about motherhood
What started as a simple chat between friends has become a vibrant and supportive community where the difficult parts of parenting can be shared
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Building Lego with my sister is a simple joy in a world that feels broken
Perhaps it’s childish to build tiny plastic plants when it feels like everything’s crumbling around us, but what good are we if we fall apart too?
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Young Muslims often don’t seek mental health support. A report found out why
Thinktank Equi found 44% of Muslim youngsters who had accessed help with mental health might have done so sooner had they felt services understood their faith
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Amber Husain on Tell Me How You Eat: ‘Food is culturally, politically and socially loaded’
The author’s latest book is a personal account of her own experience of disordered eating and an exploration of how food has been politicised throughout history
