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I have been impressed by Manju's commitment to the community, her work encouraging young people with the Love Not Hate Young Stars of London fundraising event, her work with her Foundation for Mental Health and the Intergenerational Dementia Cafe. Her energy seems irrepressible. She is making an impact on her community and I consider myself privileged to have been invited to be involved in some of her work and to see the effects of some of her work, during my term as High Sheriff of Greater London. I am sure the work will continue to have beneficial effects on across generations well into the future.
Millicent Grant KC(Hon)
High Sheriff of Greater London 2024/25
"The importance of resilient Mental Health to the Individual, to their Community, and to the Nation cannot be understated. I am delighted to support the Manju Shahul-Hameed Foundation for Mental Health because of the positive difference it makes in raising awareness and providing vital support for mental wellbeing."
Colonel RK Wilkinson QVRM TD DL VR
Representative Deputy Lieutenant The London Borough of Croydon
Caring for her community is at the centre of everything that Manju does. She is an inspiration and it is a privilege to support her important work on helping people with mental health challenges in Croydon and South London.
Tim Wates
Chairman Wates Group
For so many Decades in our society, mental health and mental illness were silent topics, little spoken about & little understood. Now we have increasing recognition of the vital importance of mental and physical health in people of every age and to our communities for wider societal happiness and wealth.
Dr. Geraldine Strathdee
National Clinical Director for Mental Health, NHS England, Consultant Psychiatrist in Oxleas NHS FT, Visiting Professor, Integrated mental health education programme at UCL Partners.
Visible injuries like a broken leg evoke sympathy, while invisible mental struggles often cause misunderstanding or contempt. Mental health conditions are frequently misunderstood or dismissed due to ignorance, despite requiring compassion and medical care. Changing societal attitudes towards mental illness is challenging but essential. As compassionate individuals, we must unite to create an environment of awareness, acceptance, and support for mental health.
Dr. Shashi Tharoor
Member of Parliament, India & Former UN Under-Secretary-General.
