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The Every Mind Matters campaign focuses on mental wellbeing as well as the four most commonly reported concerns linked to mental health – anxiety, low mood, stress and trouble sleeping. It follows a survey that revealed:
Yasmin Kaduji, from Banbury, is the founder and driving force of a community fridge project which takes unwanted food from local supermarkets and distributes it to the community.
The woman who founded a project giving away surplus food from supermarkets for free to anyone who needs it in Banbury has been honoured by Theresa May.
Banbury Mosque, on Merton Street, have joined forces with Oxfordshire County Council to back Public Health England’s Every Mind Matters campaign.
Banbury Masjid Mosque have extended their Saturday food bank service to include a hygiene bank, supplying toiletries and other hygiene products to its need tested users.
The Banbury Mosque celebrates Eid today Wednesday July 21.
The Banbury Mosque is among several organisations commended with a letter of gratitude from the Oxfordshire representative of the Queen's Office.
An enterprise of this sort needs commitment, enthusiasm and focus and, of course, the ability to raise the money to finance it.
The event was hosted by the Trust’s Here for Health team, with support from the Cherwell District Council’s Move Together team and the Mosque.
Banbury Mosque have joined forces with Oxfordshire County Council to back the Public Health England’s Every Mind Matters campaign.
Volunteers with the Banbury Mosque in partnership with Cherwell District Council and Tudor Hall School have provided activity packs to primary school children in the community.
Well done to volunteers with the Banbury Mosque and the community fridge have delivered more than 700 isolation food packs to vulnerable people in our community during the COVID 19 lockdown.
A team of volunteers from the Banbury Mosque who returned from providing aid in the earthquake-hit region of Turkey said they were humbled by what they saw.
Coming at a difficult time of COVID-19 pandemic, many Muslim organizations have maximized their efforts to help the vulnerable in their community, providing boxes of food essentials or hot meals.
More than 100 north Oxfordshire men and women are on their way to healthier living after attending a blood pressure awareness event run by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (OUH).
This year, Ramadan begins tomorrow (Saturday April 25), and will end a month later on the evening of Saturday May 23, 2020.
On Friday 25 September I visited Banbury Mosque. I wanted to visit to thank the volunteers of Banbury Community Fridge and catch up with constituents, who have recently returned to the Mosque following coronavirus lockdown.
To celebrate the end of a successful term at The Mosque, young people's artwork from the Banbury Mosque Art Club Saturday and Thursday groups are being displayed in the new Bayt'al'Hikmah (House of Wisdom) library at the Banbury Mosque in Merton Street.
Image caption, The volunteers from Banbury said in a single day they handed out more than 1,000 meals
A new warm space and consultation room was unveiled at Banbury’s Madni Masjid on Friday (January 5).
One year after the devastating earthquake in Turkey, a team from the Banbury Madni Masjid Mosque returned to the affected area to deliver aid.
The works were overseen by Yasmin Kaduji (pictured below with Nick), who personally chose the locations and species of the shrubs.
The Banbury Madni Masjid mosque has released the updated opening hours of the community fridge project.
Lots of local partners wanted to support us in any way they could, particularly as COVID had greatly impacted the BAME communities
In line with the government easing of the Covid-19 lockdown and the re-opening of places of worship, Westminster has installed walk through fever detectors and hand sanitiser stations at the Banbury Mosque.
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