Minority community and pilgrimage education

Community pharmacies are integral to the healthcare system, serving as accessible, trusted sources of care for patients from all walks of life. However, to truly meet the needs of diverse populations, it is essential that pharmacies engage meaningfully with minority communities. These groups often face unique healthcare challenges, including language barriers, cultural differences, and disparities in access to care. By prioritising engagement with minority communities, community pharmacies can help reduce health inequities, improve health outcomes, and foster trust in the pharmacy profession. 

Engaging with minority communities goes beyond just providing services—it’s about building relationships, understanding cultural nuances, and creating an environment where every patient feels heard, valued, and understood.  

In the first part of this activity, we have worked with the British Islamic Medical Association (BIMA) with endorsement from the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) to produce a resource which will help to engage with minority communities travelling for Hajj and Umrah.  

Guide to Hajj & Umrah

This extensive guide provides all the key information for our courses in one reference document. Download your copy by clicking on the image below:

PP-UNP-GBR-10595 – February 2025