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Here at Mojatu we work directly with men and women to spread awareness and fight against FGM. Providing support to FGM survivors through training, confidence building, 1-1 counselling, support in accessing health, social and legal services and in signposting them to access support which is beyond our capacity. Giving those affected with a place to enable confidence building, networking, and in sharing their stories and experiences.
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Our community FGM Ambassador training is way of developing a team of community embedded and based volunteers to help end Female Genital Mutilation. We provide training to community and religious leaders, youth, and men to and enable them to gain confidence, understanding, networks and resources necessary to advocate change and lead the campaign towards ending FGM in their communities. If you wanna to be apart of our FGM team please click the email link below to sign up.
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In our work through FGM, Mojatu will be having a FGM community clinic where we will be offering holistic support and community health advocates. We will be providing support for FGM survivors in a community setting and work with the NHS and FGM specialists enabling the survivors to speak out and access services in a more convenient and simpler manner. This will improve the comfort and willingness of the FGM survivors to access support with specialists but outside a hospital setting thereby being able to speak freely and comfortably about their circumstances, concerns, and the support they need, or they can provide to the services and their communities. If you would like support or know somebody who would benefit from this service, please contact us below.
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Healthcare, Hospitality & Childcare Courses
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We're offering girls and women from African, Caribbean, and New and Emerging Communities’ training in the childcare and healthcare sectors. Our courses are aimed at enabling learners to gain accredited qualifications, hands-on work experience and to move into employment and further training upon qualifications.
To find out more please follow contact link below and if you want to apply today please select the sign up button.
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Can a fruit a day keep depression at bay?
By Fredrick
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In a development that’s making parents everywhere say, “I told ya so,” the amount of fruit you eat may be linked to your mental health.
The new study, published in the British Journal of Nutrition, surveyed 428 people about their mental health and their fruit, vegetable, and savory food consumption. The results found that people who snacked on nutrient-rich fruit throughout the day had a more positive mental state and fewer symptoms of depression than people who snacked on nutrient-poor savory snacks.
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For Dads in Reading
By Chloe Jones
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The birth of a child is a profound and disruptive life-changing event; charities and support specifically for young new dads were difficult to find. This alone may discourage men who are feeling they need guidance to seek it.
Perhaps societal pressures may allude to men thinking they cannot seek the help they need as the mothers’ mental health support may be viewed as more important. There are some services that prioritize making support equal.
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Our podcast 'Women Of Nottingham' is a space to celebrate women and share their struggles, hopes and achievements. Shedding light one the remarkable and diverse stories of women in the city of Nottingham .
If you would like to be interviewed or part of the podcast please email info@maojatufoundation.org or call 0115 784 6666 |
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Help us raise money through easyfundrasing but using our link below when you shop online.
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Starting back up in September, every Saturday Mojatu holds ladies sports for women only. This is to improve these women's confidence and self-esteem and creating a safe area for them. The activities taken part include: self defense, Zumba, body combat and many more. if you wish to find out more information or to be apart of these ladies sports Saturdays, please follow the email link below.
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Every Thursday 10am to 1pm here at Mojatu we host a women's skills share day paired with coffee mornings. Throughout, the women attending will be taking part in a numerous activities, these include: art, sewing baking and learning IT skills. This gives these women a chance to engage and socialize with other women.
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Mojatu Foundation is recently registered with the OISC. We are thus providing free legal advice. If you would like free legal advice or want to learn more follow the link below and get in contact with us.
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Supporting Ethnic Diverse Communities
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Mojatu Foundation have partnered up with the Derbyshire County Council to ensure support regarding sexual health in BAME communities. The Derbyshire Integrated Sexual Health Service offers support for ethnic diverse communities in both Derbyshire County and Derby City. Different communities may require different approaches to meet the same needs, which means culturally sensitive ways of enabling people to access services are required.
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We will be resuming our farm visits from October. Our goal is to tackle loneliness through enhanced engagement and fun farm activities! If you would like to come along, book with us using the link below or call us on 0115 7846 666/07759 927671
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FGM is not an easy topic to navigate. In order to advocate and effectively safeguard the communities affected by the practice, it is necessary to address certain myths that have been perpetuated, and which in turn have prevented the proactive dialogue needed to end FGM in a generation. So here at Mojatu we have made a FGM Myth Busters booklet and FGM guide, in order to shed light on the facts and disproving the fiction regarding the topic. Click before to read the myth booklet and FGM guide.
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FMB radio is look for eager people to join their team as a community journalist and part of their media team. The community journalist vacancies are available in different locations, with no experience required. You can join local community journalism team in one of the following roles: employed, apprenticeship, freelancer and volunteer.
If this role interests you please click the link below for contact information and to find out more. To listen to FMB Radio please click here.
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