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To improve the quality of life of minority ethnic communities by providing culturally sensitive supp

17/11/2025

We hosted a meaningful Cervical Cancer Awareness Community Event in Salford, bringing together 23 women for open conversations, health education, and support 💜

A warm welcome to our two new volunteer helpers and the potential volunteers who joined us — your dedication will help strengthen our future Salford projects! 🙌✨

A huge thank you to the amazing School Health Team, midwives and everyone who contributed to making this event a success. Together, we’re building healthier, informed communities. 🌼

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14/11/2025

🌟 EHF Team Update 🌟

Last week, the Ethnic Health Forum (EHF) team came together for our monthly staff meeting! 💬

We shared updates on all the great work achieved in October, reflected on lessons learned, and planned our November activities — all to keep making a positive difference in our communities.

A heartfelt thank you and farewell to Brenda Seaman, our amazing Community Coordinator at City View House. 💐
Your hard work, dedication and warmth have made a real impact. We’ll miss you and wish you every success in your new role! 🌸

As always, the EHF team remains committed to serving and supporting ethnic minority communities across Manchester and Salford — you are always at the centre of our work. ❤️

👉 If you value our work, please follow our page, like this post, and share it with others to help us reach more people.

#مانشستر

13/11/2025

🌍 Global Mental Health & Cultural Psychiatry Conference 2025 🌍

Last Friday, our EHF staff attended the 5th International African and Caribbean Mental Health Conference (IACMHC-5) at The University of Manchester.

We were proud to see our colleague John deliver an outstanding presentation titled:
🎓 “Psychosocial Intervention for Problematic Internet Use (Internet Addiction) among Young People in Nigeria.”

It was a truly insightful and inspiring day — bringing together researchers, practitioners, and community leaders from diverse ethnic minority backgrounds across the UK and the world 🌎.

At Ethnic Health Forum (EHF), we take pride not only in our local community work but also in contributing to global conversations and research that improve understanding of mental health across cultures. 💪🏽🧠

💬 Together, we grow and thrive! 🌱

#مانشستر

12/11/2025

🌼 Your Voice Can Influence Change.

Ethnic Health Forum continues to support students undertaking research across UK higher education institutions.

The University of Liverpool is inviting South Asian mums who have experienced depression after childbirth to take part in a research study on perinatal depression.

By sharing your story, you’ll help inform better mental health policies and culturally sensitive practices for future mothers. 💜

🔗 Register here: https://livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_42zgONnQ5cg7QBE

12/11/2025

🧠 Research in Action at Ethnic Health Forum!

In partnership with the The University of Manchester , our team hosted a Focus Group Discussion with South Asian men on prostate cancer.

This important conversation explored how cultural understanding and awareness can improve early detection and reduce stigma in our communities.

Together, we’re making health research more inclusive and representative. 💪

📍 Manchester, UK

06/11/2025

🌿 Ready to make a real impact in your community? 🌍

We’re recruiting for a 'Level-6 Integrated Degree Apprenticeship in Public Health Practitioner'— earn, learn, and grow while shaping a healthier future! 💚

📅 Apply by: 15 Nov 2025

📧 Send your CV + personal statement: [info@ethnichealth.org.uk]
(mailto:info@ethnichealth.org.uk)

Share with others who could benefit.

31/10/2025

🌍 Women Leaders Conference 2025 – University of Manchester 🌟

The Ethnic Health Forum was honoured to take part in this year’s Women Leaders Conference 2025, themed “Advancing Transparency, Accountability, and Mental Well-being.” 💫

This inspiring event brought together women leaders from across the world to share their experiences and discuss strategies for fostering inclusive leadership and good governance. 💬

Special thanks to Dr. Dung Jidong, Chief Host and Chair of the Organising Committee, for his outstanding leadership and commitment to creating such a meaningful and impactful conference. 👏

It was a truly empowering experience — one that reinforced our shared commitment to transparency, accountability, and mental well-being in leadership and beyond. 💙

Held by The University of Manchester.
📍 | Greater Manchester, UK

29/10/2025

🤝 Partnership in Action 🌍

Today, the team from Ethnic Health Forum (EHF) visited the amazing team at Community Revival UK in Manchester. We explored exciting opportunities for future collaboration and discussed ways we can better support our diverse communities from all ethnic backgrounds.

Together, we’re committed to improving access, opportunity and wellbeing across every community — with respect, inclusion and impact at our core. 💬💙

27/10/2025

🌸 Help Shape the Future of Cervical Screening! 🌸

We’re hosting an informative session with researchers from The University of Manchester and nhs.uk who are exploring a new home test for cervical screening currently in its research phase.

🗓 Friday, 7 November 2025
🕘 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
📍 Marlborough Community Hub, Dudley St, Salford M7 4XD

✨ What to Expect:
✅ Learn about the research and its purpose
✅ Meet the research team & ask questions
✅ Breakfast & refreshments
✅ Collect a test kit if you’re interested in taking part and providing feedback

📲 Register now via WhatsApp: 07865 762106

Your participation and opinions will help make screening easier and more comfortable for women across the UK. 💜

23/10/2025

🕊️ Help Shape the Future of Stillbirth Research

The Maternal and Fetal Health Research Centre (St Mary’s Hospital, Manchester) is holding a workshop on Monday, 3rd November 2025, from 10 AM to 4 PM at Central Hall, Manchester.

They’re inviting people with lived experience of stillbirth to help identify the 10 most important research questions for future studies. They will need participants to stay for the whole session so they can contribute fully to the discussions.

💷 Participants will receive a £100 honorarium, and travel expenses will be covered.

📩 If you’re interested, please contact samina.latif@manchester.ac.uk

Let’s work together to make research more meaningful and inclusive. 💙

Tommy's Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Saint Mary's Hospital Maternity

22/10/2025

Speak with Ease 🗣

Ethnic Health Forum delivers an English conversation club at Trinity House Community Resource Centre every Thursday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Come practice your English in a friendly and supportive environment.

22/10/2025

🌍 Breaking Barriers, Building Understanding! 🌟

This week, our Ethnic Health Forum team — staff and volunteers — had the privilege of attending the Cultural and International Mental Health Conference 2025 at Manchester Museum , hosted by the The University of Manchester and the Manchester Global Foundation 🌍

This year’s theme focused on culture, ethnicity, and forensic mental health — exploring powerful research and inspiring conversations that challenge assumptions and drive real change in mental health practice. 💡🧠

A huge thank you to all the organisers and speakers for creating such a meaningful and thought-provoking event. 👏 We’re already looking forward to next year’s conference! 🙌

#بريطانيا #مانشستر

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City View House, 5 Union Street, Ardwick
Manchester
M124JD

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm

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http://www.ethnichealth.org.uk/

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