The University of Birmingham, School of Philosophy, Theology and Religion, Faith, Health & Wellbeing Seminar

This event is being held on Wednesday 9 April 10.00-4.00 (registration 9.45) at The University of Birmingham, Orchard Learning & Resource Centre, Weoley Park Road, Selly Oak

Cost: Free

‘Get Well Soon’ Archana Jain Co-founder of Disease Free World

‘Are there Lessons for us from the Developing World?’  Dr Peter & Mrs Jean Rookes, Researchers, Christian health services in Developing Countries, 3rd Sector Liaison Officers, Birmingham Council of Faiths

‘Tackling Domestic Violence & Abuse In Faith Communities’ Kudakwashe Nyakudya, Founder Director, Kahrmel Wellness

‘The role Faith can play in Health, especially Mental Health’ Felicity Smith, National Coordinator, FaithAction

‘Health Service Public Consultations – the involvement of the faith perspective in consultations on Assisted Conception, End of Life Care, Dementia Strategies, etc, Christine de Sousa, Birmingham and Black Country Commissioning Support Unit

‘Providing Spiritual support in a Hospice Setting’  Saskia Barnden, Chaplain Co-ordinator Family and Carer Support Team, Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice

Tea and coffee can be purchased at the refreshment bar, but please bring your own packed lunch.

The Orchard Learning and Resource Centre is accessible by the 61, 63 and 98 buses from the City Centre and approximately 15 minutes’ walk from Selly Oak Station. Free parking is available around the site.