On Monday, February 10th, the Roti Club provided a powerful platform for women to shape the future of women’s health. The session, Hear Us, Heal Us – Women’s Voices in Health, was led by Samina Hussain and Claire Giacobbe, promoting open discussions on inequalities, cultural misunderstandings, and barriers to accessing healthcare. Together, participants explored the changes needed to better reflect their needs.

This event created a safe, judgment-free space where women could speak freely—amplifying voices that are too often unheard.

Rosanne Naicker, Community Champions Planner at Slough CVS said: “It was a privilege to be with women with great vision and the tenacity to drive changes for healthier lives in our Slough community.”

Samina Hussain, Founder at Sakoon Through Cancer said: “What an incredible evening at this month’s Roti Club, over 40 incredible women came together for Hear Us, Heal Us: Women’s Voices in Health. We listened. We shared. We connected AND most importantly, we amplified our voices to shape the future of health services in our community. Thank you to Frimley ICB and every woman who showed up, spoke up, and made an impact.”