Dean Russell was delighted to host the launch of the Health and Wellbeing event in Parliament alongside the Watford South Asian Community. The event marked the beginning of the One Vision partnership with Hertfordshire University and the NHS Federation Trust. This partnership is aimed at enhancing mental health services, particularly for the black and Asian community in Watford.
The launch was well attended and showed a real commitment to prioritising mental health and wellbeing. Dean expressed his gratitude to everyone involved, reinforcing the importance of such initiatives in building a healthier community.
The main focus of the event was the One Vision partnership, which aimed to develop mental health services for the Watford community, with a specific emphasis on addressing the challenges faced by the black and Asian population.
The guest speakers shared valuable examples and perspectives on mental health.
Following the event Dean said, ‘I am pleased to have hosted the Health and Wellbeing event in Parliament with the Watford South Asian Community. Mental health is a key aspect of our overall health, and events like these play an important role in creating awareness and building support. I want to offer my thanks to everyone who participated, making this launch a success.
This is just the first many events planned, and I am sure that the One Vision partnership will go from strength to strength. It was good to see the support from the community for such an important partnership’.
Enoch Kanagaraj, Founder & CEO said 'We believe that true progress begins with awareness, education, and collaboration. Our conference served as a catalyst for empowering individuals and organisations to take proactive steps towards improving the health and well-being to the Black and Asian community'.
Dean was pleased to speak at the event and to also present awards to recognise exceptional contributions.
