The Association of Mental Health Providers is partnering with Muslim Mind Collaborative (MMC) to support a more equitable future for mental health services enabled by the MMC Faith Equity Capacity Building Programme.

“We’re partnering with Muslim Mind Collaborative because we believe in a future of equitable mental health care. This work will support our members to build confidence, tackle inequalities, and strengthen engagement with Muslim communities.”
— Dania Hanif, Interim CEO, Association of Mental Health Providers

About the programme

Organisations are invited to join a 6-month Capacity Building Programme offering:

• Specialist training
• Partnership and community engagement support
• Practical guidance to strengthen services

The programme is designed to help organisations improve how they engage with and support Muslim communities, while building long-term, sustainable change.

“We cannot build equitable mental health systems without recognising the role of faith in shaping resilience, recovery, and belonging. Evidence shows Muslim communities face barriers to access, trust, and engagement – often where services lack cultural and faith literacy. This programme supports organisations to embed faith-sensitive approaches that improve access and deliver more equitable outcomes.”
— Sabah Gilani, Director, Muslim Mind Collaborative

🔗 Find out more and apply by 5 May 2026:
https://amhp.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/MMC-Faith-Equity-Capacity-Building-Programme-Cohort-2026-1.pdf