NHS-aligned guides on diabetes, mental health, women's health and navigating the NHS — written for Pakistani, Indian, Sikh and Bangladeshi families in the UK.
Britain's 5.5 million South Asians face up to 4× higher diabetes risk, develop heart disease a decade earlier, and carry stigma that silences mental-health conversations at home. NHS.uk can't close this gap — its guidance doesn't know a chapatti, a roza, a jinn, or a mother-in-law.
We started with five clusters where generic advice fails hardest — each chosen by health impact × cultural gap × real search demand.
Chapatti, roti, biryani, ghee, Ramadan fasting — the questions NHS diet sheets don't answer.
Pharmacy First, GP interpreters, referral letters, waiting lists — explained in your language.
PCOS, menopause and maternal care — written with cultural sensitivity, free of stigma.
Ashwagandha, Triphala, Shilajit — safe to take with your NHS prescription?
Cervical, breast, bowel and oral cancer — what NHS tests cost (nothing), hurt (little), or save (your life).
Hot flushes, mood, HRT — the conversation our mothers never had.