Najma Khalid MBE, founder and director of the Women’s Tea Project Oldham, organized a special workshop for women on the harms of substance abuse and how to deal with it at Honeywell Community Center in Oldham. .
Arif Chaudhary
Community leader working for women’s rights, ex-councilor Yasmin Toor, made a special appearance – Dr. Yasir Abbasi also answered the questions of the women in the hall. Other participants included community worker and actress Parveen Hussain – Faiza Awan – and Asia. A large number of women from the community participated – Psychiatrist Dr. Yasir Abbasi said that it is important to educate Asian women about mental and physical health so that they can go out into the community and teach other women about it. Community leader and ex-councilor Yasmin Toor said that this workshop gave awareness to women about mental and physical health so that they can protect their children from prohibited drugs – social personality and actor Parveen Hussain. said that it is very important for the women of the community to be aware of this so that they can protect their children from this scourge – Faiza Awan said that the aim of the workshop is children. The purpose of the workshop was to educate Asian women about the abuse of illicit drugs and alcohol among adults. Bring change within the community – In addition, the goal of the Women’s Tea Project is to bring Asian women out of their homes and make them useful citizens of the society.
Workshop participants paid tribute to Women’s Tea Project Oldham’s efforts to raise awareness about the dangers of illicit drugs.
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