by Kiran F | Feb 7, 2022 | IMANA eNewsletter |
In 2022 IMANA is focusing on striving to do good and positively impact the health of humanity… Building upon the visionary leadership of our founders and the heritage they created, IMANA is mobilizing our endowment funds to offer grants in two areas: Free Clinics and Capacity Building
by Kiran F | Jul 9, 2020 | IMANA eNewsletter, IMANA News |
IMANA eNEWSLETTER IMANA Board Member Spotlight: Dr. Khalique Zahir July 9th, 2020 Recently featured in the Wake Forest Magazine was Dr. Khalique Zahir, Reconstructive and Plastic Surgeon in private practice and Chief of Plastic Surgery at Innova Fairfax Hospital. ...
by Kiran F | Jan 8, 2021 | IMANA eNewsletter |
IMANA NEWSLETTER Experts Answered your Covid Vaccine Concerns Qudsiya Siddiqui January 8th, 2021 To put things in proper perspective about the pandemic and vaccines, IMANA joined hands with public health and infectious diseases experts to address the critical...
by Kiran F | Mar 11, 2022 | IMANA eNewsletter |
Unfortunately, the stigma associated with mental health often prevents affected individuals from getting the proper help and treatment on their journey to better well-being. IMANA recognizes this need and aims to improve awareness and access to services in the Muslim community by launching its free Muslim Mental Health Professionals directory and list of resources. Through education and advocacy, we’ll break down barriers surrounding mental health, support those affected, and better serve our community.
by Kiran F | Jan 28, 2021 | IMANA eNewsletter |
IMANA NEWSLETTER IMANA Community Grants January 28th, 2021 Here at IMANA, when we dream….we dream BIG. Over the years, we’ve been a part of great conversations – dreaming of the first Muslim hospital, mobile healthcare units, and free clinics across the country....
by Kiran F | Apr 2, 2021 | IMANA eNewsletter, IMANA Events, Ramadan |
IMANA RAMADAN Five Health Tips to Remember this Ramadan Saleem Murillo April 2nd, 2021 With Ramadan less than two weeks away, it is all-too-easy to get caught up in the excitement of the time without taking into account the physical and mental preparation that is...
