We are unwavering in our commitment to championing wellbeing and mental health, creating safe spaces, fostering conversations, and delivering tailored support to empower individuals and transform communities.
In the UK, minority communities face unique challenges in accessing mental health and wellbeing support. Cultural stigma, language barriers, and a lack of tailored services often leave individuals struggling to navigate their mental health journeys alone.
At Sangat Studios, we are inspired by Sikh values of compassion and service, but our work extends to all communities, regardless of faith or background. By addressing the specific needs of minority groups and the wider community, we aim to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health and promote inclusive wellbeing initiatives.
At Sangat Studios, we’re dedicated to providing holistic care that fosters a healthier, more resilient community. Our offerings include:
Taraki works with Punjabi communities to shape positive mental health futures through awareness, education, application, and research. They connect with communities to foster understanding, upskill healthcare workers to provide culturally competent care, collaborate with researchers to reflect on key issues, and engage with decision-makers to drive impactful change.
We collaborate closely with the NHS and healthcare professionals to produce impactful TV shows addressing mental health and wellbeing. By featuring expert insights, real-life experiences, and practical advice, we aim to break stigmas, educate viewers, and empower communities to prioritise their mental health.
Established in 1995, The Sikh Helpline is a trusted and confidential service offering emotional and wellbeing support for challenges including mental health, domestic abuse, and substance misuse. Open to all, the charity is funded by generous donations and collaborates with third-party agencies to provide tailored assistance.
Hosting events and workshops to build awareness and resilience.
Offering health and wellbeing seminars for schools, Gurdwaras, and community centers and businesses.
Sharing expert-led insights on Sangat Television and other media platforms.
Collaborating with the NHS and health professionals to advocate for patient-centered care.
Discover our groundbreaking TV series, Mental Health Matters, designed to raise awareness and provide practical tools for overcoming mental health challenges.
Jag Re Manna, is an enlightening health series filmed at Nuffield Hospital, featuring leading health experts discussing cancer in-depth. This thought-provoking show explores the early symptoms of cancer, available treatments, and essential lifestyle changes to manage the disease.
The Community Care Connectors initiative, supported by Macmillan Cancer Support, is tackling health inequalities by providing culturally sensitive support and raising awareness about the early signs of cancer. This program focuses on supporting people in Birmingham and Sandwell.
On 28 Sept 2024, Sangat Studio proudly hosted the Taraki Punjabi Mental Health Summit, uniting mental health professionals, community leaders, and individuals of Punjabi heritage. They shared learning, embraced dialogue, and together inspired lasting positive change. Learn more at www.taraki.co.uk
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