Projects

The Wadajir Health Initiative (WHI)

The Wadajir Health Initiative

Our Health, Our Community, Our Future

FUNDED BY: NHS (Somerset, Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershi)

A community-led Cancer awareness and early diagnosis project designed to address persistent health inequalities affecting the Somali community in Bristol…

Equal Breath Project

Equal Breath Project

We need you to help make lung health better!

If you or someone you care for is of Black or mixed Black heritage and living with a lung condition, we need your help. That includes adults, parents and carers, children, and healthcare professionals.

The Wadajir Health Initiative

A community-led Cancer awareness and early diagnosis project designed to address persistent health inequalities affecting the Somali community in Bristol, particularly in the Easton and Lawrence Hill areas of Bristol, United Kingdom. The Project is funded by the NHS – Somerset Avon and Gloucestershire Cancer Alliance (SWAG).

OBJECTIVES

  • Increasing Cancer Awareness
  • Improving Engagement with the NHS Cancer Screening Programs
  • Building Sustainable Community Capacity

Are you a Somali?, Do you live around Easton and Lawrence Hill, Bristol?

Join Us

  • Prostate and testicular Cancer Awareness for Men Breast and Cervical Cancer Awareness for Women
  • Local community champions Training
  • Community – Healthcare Service Providers interactions

For more information, contact
helloalibsa@gmail.com
Dr. Adeniyi Odumosu
CEO, ALIBSA

Equal Breath Project

We need you to help make lung health better!

If you or someone you care for is of Black or mixed Black heritage and living with a lung condition, we need your help. That includes adults, parents and carers, children, and healthcare professionals.

Complete the Equal Breath survey – where you’ll select the top 10 questions that matter most to you, to make sure research looks for answers to the questions that you care about.

Your voice can help make lung health research fairer and better for everyone.

Adult’s Survey: bit.ly/EBadultsurvey2

Children’s Survey: bit.ly/EBchildsurvey2

For more information, contact
helloalibsa@gmail.com
Dr. Adeniyi Odumosu
CEO, ALIBSA