Islamophobia Awareness Month
#IslamophobiaAwarenessMonth Usma delivered our presentation and session. We shared stories and found commonalities between races and of course some winter food to keep us going.
#IslamophobiaAwarenessMonth Usma delivered our presentation and session. We shared stories and found commonalities between races and of course some winter food to keep us going.
Thank you to CNet Bradford for inviting Sharing Voices to their Better Births Maternity event. Lilly had a fantastic time networking and engaging in Art Therapy.
Our SVB team went out for a staff meal today at Babtooma in Bradford. We had fantastic food and the opportunity to spend some time with our colleagues out of the office!
SVB's Sarah and Aqeefah recently visited some local schools working with children and young people to support them around their mental health and wellbeing. We had a great time at Feversham Academy and received fantastic feedback!
Today’s session was around self care. Self-care encourages self-improvement. It promotes rest and relaxation, which benefits our overall health and wellness.
Congratulations Near Neighbours Bradford, on your 10 Year anniversary. Thank you for the invite to the anniversary event, we had a great time and look forward to working together in the future.
Lilly attended a fantastic event this morning. It was a successful event and a great networking opportunity. We will be working collaboratively with Nadira in the near future. We are looking forward to our Islamaphobia event which will be on the 25th November at Sharing Voices, details to follow.
This month is Islamophobia Awareness Month ☪️ We wanted to share some information on what islamophobia is and how it can affect people in our local community. At SVB we stand against any type of injustice. We are hopeful for change!
Congrats to our women's team here at SVB for running the mental health workshop last week at Carlisle Business Centre! We had a great turn out and lots of fab feedback.
Todays session was around SAD seasonal affective disorder ( known as "winter depression" because the symptoms are usually more apparent and more severe during the winter. We discussed causes and treatment therapies.