About Ummah Care

A future where every Muslim has easy access to trusted, faith-sensitive wellbeing support.

Ummah Care is a UK directory of wellbeing professionals who are checked before they appear and who understand the place faith holds in a person's life. Healthier individuals, stronger families, thriving communities — that is what we are here for.
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Every professional listed is identity-checked, qualified and verified by Ummah Care.
Or start with a common concern
Anxiety
Depression
Marriage
Family
Parenting
Children
Trauma
Grief & bereavement
Addiction
Young people
Autism
ADHD
OCD & waswasah
Domestic abuse
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Checked, then published
Every professional is verified before their listing goes live, giving you confidence when choosing support.
Faith-sensitive in practice
Practitioners share, in their own words, how their faith shapes the support they offer.
For the whole community
Individuals and families, and the schools, mosques, charities and clinics around them.
Our mission

Finding the right person should not depend on who you happen to know.

We help Muslims find trusted, verified and faith-sensitive professionals, making it easier to find someone who understands both the support you need and the importance of your faith.

Looking for help often comes at a time when you already have a lot on your mind. Finding the right person shouldn’t add to that. We take the time to check key professional details before a profile goes live, so you can search with greater confidence and peace of mind.

Ummah Care is about more than building a directory. We want to bring together professionals, organisations and communities who care about the wellbeing of Muslims. By working together, we hope to make trusted support easier to find and strengthen the wellbeing of our Ummah, in shā’ Allāh.
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Collaboration
Working alongside practitioners, mosques, schools and charities rather than around them.
Education
Plain guidance on what different kinds of support involve, and what to expect from each.
Trusted partnerships
Long-term relationships with organisations already doing this work in their communities.
How we verify

A listing goes live only once the checks are done.

The blue check isn’t something a practitioner can buy. It means we’ve checked their professional registration and verified the documents they’ve provided, so you can search with greater confidence.
What we check
Verified listing
Professional registration
The practitioner provides details of their professional body and registration number. We check these against the relevant professional register and confirm that their registration is current.
Required
DBS certificate
Required from anyone working with children or vulnerable adults. For home care and similar categories, these checks are completed before payment is taken.
Where it applies
Signed declaration
The practitioner types their full name to confirm that everything they have given us is accurate and that they will tell us if it changes.
Required
Quarterly re-check
We hold every expiry date and chase registration and insurance as they come up for renewal. Verification is a standing commitment, not a one-off.
Ongoing
If we cannot verify a practitioner, we cancel the listing and refund the membership in full. Nobody pays to stay unpublished.
What we stand for

Trust is a set of decisions, not a promise.

Each of these shapes how the directory is built and how it makes money.
We check before we publish
No listing appears while its documents are outstanding. A profile in the queue is a profile nobody can find.
Paid placement is labelled
Practitioners can pay to be highlighted or ranked higher in their category, and where they do, it is marked as a Partner listing. Results are never quietly reordered.
We take no share of anyone's fees
Practitioners pay a flat membership. What they charge a client is between them and that client, and we take nothing from it.
Faith-sensitivity is described, not assumed
Practitioners write in their own words how faith informs their practice, alongside the languages they work in. We never infer it from a name.
The same checks apply to everyone
Every plan carries the same verification. A higher tier buys visibility and features — it does not buy the blue check.

And what we won't do

Sell leads, or promise practitioners a number of enquiries we have no evidence for.
Publish a statistic or a testimonial we have not verified and been given permission to use.
Present ourselves as a substitute for urgent or emergency medical care.
Who we serve

Care rarely involves one person alone.

Someone is usually looking on behalf of a parent, a pupil, a congregation or a client. The directory is built for all of them.
Individuals
Search by need, location and language, and see qualifications before making contact.
Families and carers
Find support for a parent, a child or a relative, without starting from an empty search box.
Schools and youth services
A checked shortlist for pastoral referrals, with DBS status recorded on every relevant listing.
Mosques and community organisations
Somewhere reliable to point a congregant when a conversation goes beyond what you can offer.
Charities and support services
Refer with confidence, and reach practitioners who already work with the communities you serve.
Clinics and practices
One branded organisation page, every practitioner listed and verified, on a single invoice.
FAQ

Common questions

How does Ummah Care protect my privacy?

We only collect and use personal information as explained in our Privacy Policy and take
appropriate measures to keep it secure.

Do you share my personal information?

We do not sell personal information. Information is only shared where necessary to operate our
services, meet legal obligations or as otherwise explained in our Privacy Policy.

Are verification documents made public?

No. Documents submitted for verification are not displayed publicly on practitioner profiles.

Does Ummah Care see what I discuss with a practitioner?

No. Ummah Care is a directory and is not involved in private sessions or conversations between
you and a practitioner.

How can I report a concern?

You can contact Ummah Care if you have a safeguarding concern, complaint or concern about
a listing. We will review it in line with our relevant policies.

Who we serve

If you are already doing this work, we would rather build with you than around you.

Organisations and partners
Mosques, schools, charities and clinics. Tell us what your community needs and we will work out the right arrangement — including team listings on one invoice.
Start a partnership conversation
Practitioners
Counsellors, therapists, carers and wellbeing professionals. Submit your practice, complete the checks, and go live once they are done.
Start a partnership conversation