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COMMUNITY HEALTH INVOLVEMENT & EMPOWERMENT FORUM (CHIEF)


Mission Statement:

CHIEF, led by BAME (Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic) community service users, aims to reduce health inequalities and improve the quality of life of the public, particularly the Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic Communities in England & Wales.

 

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Social Aims:

  • .To provide BME community with quality health information, impartial advice, linguistic & emotional support to get them involved in mainstream activities to avoid social isolation;

  • .To empower community members with knowledge and skills to make better health choices and improve their quality of life;
  • .To improve the BME community's access to health care, social care, and mental health care services;

  • .To improve the BME community's capacity building potentials and enhance their employability;


CHIEF Provides following services:

1. Equality & diversity consultancy;

2. Cultural Awareness training;

3. Medical Translation & Proofreading (English into Urdu & vice versa)

4. Health Campaigning & Health Promotion;

5. BME Community`s advocacy and referral service;

6. Emotional support for vulnerable people.

 

Activities:

1.To organise multilingual health awareness conferences / workshops for the benefit of wider community;

2. To publish & distribute healthcare information books / booklets/leaflets for the benefit wider community;

3. To liaise with Department of Health, Primary Care Trusts, NHS hospitals, Regional Health Authorities and health-related charitable organisations for corporate partnerships and networking;
4. To develop an I.T-oriented facility (website/CD-ROM) for healthcare information, community cohesion and community support;

5. To establish free multilingual helpline for general healthcare information, referrals, and BME community involvement in mainstream healthy activities;

6. To exchange information with public and voluntary sector organisations for sharing good practice;

7.To publish regular community newsletters to highlight the progress and activities of the CHIEF CIC.

 
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Race for Health programme enables PCTs to make the Health Service in their areas significantly fairer for black and minority ethnic communities. The programme supports a network of 15 PCTs around the country, working in partnership with local black and minority ethnic communities to improve health, modernise services, increase choice and create greater diversity within the NHS workforce. A modern, dynamic NHS will reflect the experiences and aspirations of all its users. Closing the health gap for black and minority ethnic communities will be a real measure of success. Web: http://www.raceforhealth.org
 
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Wellbeing of Women: Wellbeing of Women raises money to invest in medical research and the development of specialist doctors and nurses working in the field of reproductive and gynaecological health. They fund research into women’s gynaecological and reproductive health that is most likely to transform women’s healthcare. They supply training grants to recruit and retain good doctors and midwives in gynaecology and obstetrics. They provide women with information about their health and ensure the public are better informed about women’s health issues. They work in partnership with the Royal College of Obsteticians and Gynaecologists to improve women's health.
 
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Weekly Health Update:
27 July 2010
Dear Friends,
Hello again,
Thank you for listening to our live health show, telecasted on 24th July, where our guest of honour was Dr Naseer Naqvi, Consultant Physician, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Chorley/Preston).
Please again tune into a live weekly health talk show - Health Hour, on Saturday, 31 July 2010 at 1.0 pm UK Time on Hidayat TV (SKY Channel # 803). We would be happy to take live phonecalls in Urdu, Punjabi, and English languages in a friendly setting. So please pick up the phone, dial 0044 1274 294451 and ask a question on this week`s topic: Lungs Disorders: Asthma, COPD, T.B, Asbestosis, Lung cancer etc.. We have invited a senior G.P, ICU/Aneasthesia consultant and stop smoking specialist to be our honorable guests. 
If you are interested to sponsor these health shows/seminars or like to be our guest, please call us on 0161 7739689 or 07929 193577. Thank you.

How to tune into Hidayat T.V
1: UK Viewers can watch Hidayat TV on SKY Channel # 803 ( Address: Whetley Mills, Thornton Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD8 8LQ, Tel: 0044 1274 294448 )

2: For European Viewers: Satellite: EUROBIRD 1 @ 28.5 ° East
Frequency TP: 11344
Polarity: Horizontal
Video SR /SID : 53290 / 2330 
Audio: 2331 ur 
Service Name: Hidayat TV

 

3: For Global Viewers In Africa, Middle East, India/Pakistan, Australia: Satellite: INTELSAT-10 @ 68.5 ° East
Frequency: 3808
Polarity: Horizontal
Symbol Rate: 10340
Fec: 3/4
Service Name: Hidayat TV

 

4: For Global veiwers in North America: Please tune in via internet: http://www.livestream.com/htvsky803?utm_source=lsplayer&utm_medium=ui-play&utm_campaign=click-bait&utm_content=htvsky803

Yours sincerely,  
Dr Syed Nayyer Abidi 
Director General,
Community Health Involvement & Empowerment Forum (CHIEF)
 
Registered Address: 199 Woodlands Road, Cheetham Hill,
Manchester, M8 0GH
 
Multilingual Helpline: 0161 7739689
 


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