SUPPORT DIRECTORY

In case of an emergency/risk to one’s life please call 999. For urgent not life threatening care call NHS First Response on 111 using option 2 for mental health crisis support.


Muslim Community Helpline

Helpline/Peer support

Website and contact details: 020 8908 6715 or 020 8904 8193

ess4m@btinternet.com

Further information: National organisation for women, men, youth and children, providing a listening and emotional support service for members of the Muslim community in the United Kingdom.


Muslim Women's Helpline

Helpline/Text line

Website and contact details: 

www.mwnhelpine.co.uk

0800 999 5786/0303 999 5786

Text Line 07415206 936

Further information:  Although primary reach is Muslim women, will accept calls from and support women of any faith or no faith. Men who are concerned about women and girls can also call the helpline, and men/boys at risk of forced marriage.


Muslim Youth Helpline

Phone, text and email support

Website and contact details:

www. myh.org.uk

0808 808 2008

Further information: a faith and culturally sensitive helpline service aimed at young British Muslims 


The Lantern Initiative

Focus: Mental health awareness

Contact details: salam@thelanterninitiative.co.uk

Website: www.thelanterninitiative.co.uk

Further information: A grassroots community organisation facilitating mental health events and workshops primarily aimed at the Muslim community. Raising awareness, breaking the stigma, empowering communities. Based in Peterborough.


Inspirited Minds

Counselling and support

www.inspiritedminds.co.uk

Further information: Low cost counselling via telephone, Skype and face to face. Self-referral via website


MindworksUK

Counselling

www.mindworksuk.co.uk

Further information: Low cost counselling via telephone, Skype and face to face. Self-referral via website


Nour Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence support

Website and contact details: info@nour-dv.org.uk

Further information: We endeavour to eliminate the complacent attitude towards DV in Muslim communities by educating, creating awareness and campaigning against DV via seminars, community talks and workshops. Our final phase is to provide an aftercare package for the DV survivors and their children to include social and psychological support. 


Amina Muslim Women’s Resource Centre (Scotland)

Helpline and signposting service

Website and contact details: 0808 801 0301

Further information: The Helpline is a listening ear and signposting service for Muslim women across Scotland. Can help women in English, Arabic, Punjabi, Urdu.


MCAPN Muslim Counsellor and Psychotherapist Network

Counselling Directory

www.mcapn.co.uk

Further information: Counselling directory of Muslim Counsellors/Psychotherapists and Islamic counselling services in the UK.


Children of Jannah

For Muslim parents who have experienced the death of a child

www.childrenofjannah.com

Further information: dedicated volunteer network offering  a range of resources, training and bereavement support services.


Maslaha

Social Justice organisation

www.maslaha.org

Further information: : Educating and empowering Muslim communities, educating public service providers and wider society to better understand Muslims and other marginalised communities, influencing systemic change and replicating local success at a national level


Student Minds

Eating disorders in students

Website and contact details: www.studentminds.org.uk

Further information: A network of student-run self help groups. A project aiming to improve support available to students and young people with eating disorders.


Anorexia and Bulimia Care

Eating disorders

Website and contact details: www.anorexiabulimiacare.org.uk

Further information: Provides personal support and advice to anyone affected by anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and all kinds of eating distress


Up Recovery Warriors

App for eating disorders

Website and contact details: www.recoverywarriors.com/app/

Further information: Eating disorder recovery tools including meal logging, behaviour tracking, emotions and thought tracking. Information and activities around body image, mindfulness and relationships. 


The Mix

Support service for young people

Website and contact details: www.themix.org.uk

0808 808 4994

Further information: Online chat, social media help and telephone helpline for young people. Here to help with any challenge, from  mental health to money, from homelessness to finding a job, from break-ups to drugs.  


No Panic

Website and contact details: www.nopanic.org.uk 08449674848 youth helpline: 0330 606 1174

Further information: Help for young people suffering from panic attacks, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorders and other related anxiety disorders including those who are trying to give up tranquilisers.


Cruse

Bereavement

www.cruse.org.uk 0808 808 1677

Further information: Bereavement service, online information, helpline and group support delivered by trained bereavement volunteers


Samaritans

Mental Health support

Website and contact details: www.samaritans.org

Further information: 24 hour support


MIND

Mental health support

www.mind.org.uk

Further information: Urgent help and advice/helpline



YOUNG MINDS

Provides information and advice for anyone with concerns about the mental health of a child or young person

Contact details: 02073368445


NIGHTLINE

Listening, support and information service run by students for students

Contact details: www.nightline.ac.uk


REFUGEE COUNCIL

The UK’s largest organisation working with refugees and asylum seekers, providing crisis advice, practical support and mental health counselling to help overcome trauma

Contact details: www.refugeecouncil.org.uk