Core team
Lena Choudary-Salter
Founder and CEO
Lena founded The Mosaic Community Trust (MCT) in 2005 with a vision to tackle religious intolerance and prejudice. She is an international development professional with a successful international development career spanning 30+ years, which included senior positions with several major UK based NGOs as Head of international programme for Asia and Africa. Lena is a strong voice for the unrepresented BAME community in North Westminster, advocating for equality in health care provision. Lena has an MSc in Nutrition and Dietetics and an MPhil research degree in Social Development from Reading University, UK. Her expertise is in community-based research, rights based community empowerment, health systems strengthening and equality, diversity and inclusion.
Habiba Haque
Learning and Development Lead
Habiba is responsible for the creation, implementation, and management of training and development programs within Mosaic. She assess the training needs of employees, and delivers and facilitates capacity building training programs. Habiba is also responsible for the management of projects, including monitoring and evaluation.
Louise Hall
Community Engagement Coordinator
Louise regularly attends health forums, local community events and meetings, maintaining strong, positive partnerships through her engagements with varied stakeholders including community and voluntary sector and community services. Louise is passionate, organised and proactive communicator and has access to a number of social media platforms as well as being an active member of parent Governor at her local school.
Fahmida Yesmin
Community projects coordinator
Fahmida co-ordinates MCT’s community outreach work including project implementation and delivery. Drawing on her lived experience, she reaches out to disadvantaged women in the BAME community, supporting them to join our courses and to better integrate into British Society and the local Church Street community. Fahmida supports the monitoring of MCT’s community-based activities, provides support to our Community Advocates and administrative and logistical support to MCT’s training sessions.
Alima Begum
Community Project Officer
Alima supports projects and activities to improve, protect and promote the health and well-being of BAME communities living in North Westminster. She is actively involved in facilitating community-led drop-in sessions and regularly conducts service participants needs assessments to help improve service delivery.
Mosaic's trained Community-Based Health and Well-being Advocates
A team of HWA's work in the local community providing support to lonely, isolated and vulnerable residents. They ensure patients are receiving and accessing the appropriate and necessary healthcare through advocacy and representation at health workshops and PPG's.