COMMUNITY EVENT · 28 JUNE 2026
Rochdale Exchange Shopping Centre · 10:30am – 4:00pm
The Salik Project UK will have a stall at this year's Science Extravaganza. We'll also be announcing the winner of our Addiction Awareness Poster Competition — with prizes up for grabs and winning posters distributed to schools and mosques across Rochdale.
What We Do
From awareness campaigns in mosques and community centres, to structured focus groups and bilingual resources — everything we do is shaped by the communities we serve.
Research
Listening to South Asian individuals and families across Rochdale to shape culturally informed resources and policy recommendations.
Campaigns
Running outreach events, dissemination stalls and social media campaigns to break the stigma of addiction in South Asian communities.
Partnerships
Working alongside Turning Point, Action Together, The Young Khadims, BACP, Rochdale Council Public Health and others to strengthen early intervention.
Work With Us
We are actively seeking partners — community organisations, health services, commissioners, and faith leaders — to join our listening sessions, shape our findings, and help make recovery services more culturally responsive across Greater Manchester.
Get Involved →— WATCH & LISTEN
Who We Work With
We work alongside organisations who share our commitment to reducing harm and improving lives.
Latest
Feature
Reflections on the ACMD's first dedicated review of drug use in ethnic minority communities — and what it means for South Asian families in Rochdale.
Research
We are conducting a series of focus groups across Rochdale listening to South Asian individuals and families to shape culturally informed resources.
Community
From the National Day of Action Against Addiction to the Rochdale Science Extravaganza — see what we have been up to and what is coming next.
Get In Touch
Whether you're an individual, a family member, a health professional or a funder — we'd love to hear from you. We respond to all enquiries within 2 working days.
With Thanks To
Our work is made possible by the generous support of organisations committed to improving lives in communities across Greater Manchester.
Rochdale Communities Fund — Drug & Alcohol Diversity Programme
The Salik Project is grateful to Action Together for funding this project through the Rochdale Communities Fund, Drug and Alcohol Diversity Programme. Their investment makes our community research, outreach and education work possible.