Burton upon Trent, UK – June 12, 2025 – In a significant step towards fostering community mental well-being, ProCare Health Services successfully hosted a dedicated mental health well-being session at the Burton upon Trent Library. The event brought together community leaders and residents for an insightful and supportive gathering.
A Collaborative Welcome
The session, aimed at raising awareness and providing resources for mental health, was spearheaded by:
Sikandar Iqbal, ProCare Health Services Director
Umar Farooq Dhawar, Registered Manager at ProCare Health Services
They extended a warm welcome to distinguished guests:
Zahoor Hussain, Chairman of Humanity Unites
Abid Majeed, Committee Chairman for Eton Mosque
Haji Majid Khan, Eton Mosque Treasurer
Quotes from ProCare Leadership
“We’re incredibly proud to host this mental well-being session here in Burton upon Trent,” said Sikandar Iqbal. “At ProCare Health Services, we believe that open conversations and accessible support are crucial for promoting good mental health within our community. The presence of such respected community figures today underscores the importance of this initiative.”
Umar Farooq Dhawar added, “Our goal is to create a safe space where individuals feel comfortable discussing their mental health concerns and learning about the resources available to them. We’re committed to continuing these efforts and working collaboratively with local organizations to ensure everyone has the support they need.”
Session Highlights and Community Support
Attendees had the opportunity to:
- Engage in discussions about various aspects of mental well-being.
- Learn about stress management techniques.
- Understand how to access professional support
The session emphasized the importance of destigmatizing mental health and encouraging a proactive approach to well-being.
Zahoor Hussain, Chairman of Humanity Unites, commended ProCare Health Services for their initiative: “Mental health is a universal concern, and it’s vital that organizations like ProCare Health Services take the lead in providing these essential platforms. Humanity Unites fully supports efforts to strengthen community well-being.”
Abid Majeed and Haji Majid Khan from Eton Mosque also expressed their appreciation for the event. “The mosque plays a central role in our community, and we recognize the significant impact mental health has on individuals and families,” stated Abid Majeed. “We’re pleased to see such positive initiatives being undertaken locally.”
Looking Ahead
The event marks another step forward in ProCare Health Services’ commitment to holistic health and well-being in the Burton upon Trent area. The organization plans to continue hosting similar sessions and collaborating with community partners to ensure comprehensive support for mental health remains a priority
In the Image from Left to Right: Umar Farooq Dhawar, Zahoor Hussain, Sikandar Iqbal, Abid Majid, Haji Majid Khan
