Mental Health & Wellbeing
YUMA ELITE exists to provide safe, supportive spaces where young people can grow in confidence, character and hope. We take wellbeing seriously — and we work collaboratively with UK organisations to strengthen the support available to young people, including Muslim youngsters navigating today’s pressures.
Our approach
We are not a clinical service. We provide strong foundations: trusted adults, consistent routines, safe spaces, and early support — and we signpost to professional services when needed.
Youth nights and sessions where young people feel seen, respected and supported.
Positive role models who listen, coach and help young people stay grounded.
Community, identity and purpose — without politics, preaching, or pressure.
Sport, skills, leadership, and activities that strengthen resilience.
Working collaboratively across the UK
YUMA ELITE works collaboratively with UK-based organisations and community networks to support young people’s mental health and wellbeing. This matters deeply for Muslim youngsters who may face unique barriers such as stigma, identity pressure, discrimination, or limited culturally-aware support.
We connect families and young people to trusted services, helplines and local support.
We create spaces where faith and identity can be respected without judgement or assumptions.
We spot issues early through consistent contact, and encourage healthy help-seeking.
Partner with us
If you’re a UK organisation working in youth wellbeing, safeguarding, mentoring or mental health, we’d love to collaborate on workshops, referrals, training and joint delivery.
Safeguarding and boundaries
We prioritise safeguarding and responsible practice. YUMA ELITE does not diagnose or provide therapy. Where appropriate, we encourage families and young people to seek professional help and we can signpost to specialist services.
What we do
- Provide consistent safe spaces and trusted adult support
- Run wellbeing-informed sessions and activities
- Encourage help-seeking and healthy routines
- Signpost and collaborate with appropriate services
What we don’t do
- Diagnose, prescribe or provide clinical therapy
- Replace professional mental health services
- Share private information without safeguarding reasons
- Deliver political or religious messaging