From the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) to today, community has always been an integral aspect of Islam. In our rituals, our values and all aspects of our lives, connecting with and doing good to one another is an important part of our faith.  The importance of this unity and kindness remains the same as it does when the Prophet (PBUH) taught his beloved companions to love one another and to be vigilant in caring for each other and their community.

Young people, especially, face unique challenges that affect their wellbeing. Risks to mental health, in particular, are found to disproportionately affect young people, as over three-quarters of mental health issues occur before the age of 25.

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