Schizophrenia and Multiculturalism - Paperback

Moeze Lalji was born in Uganda in 1958 and came to England as a refugee in 1972. He was a paperboy in my school days, then he went to Leeds Polytechnic, then he worked for a small firm of chartered accountants, then a bank, then owned a sub-post office business, worked for a property company; after that he had my breakdown and he now suffer from schizophrenia. He also come from a back ground of mental health. He has one daughter and my wife they are his strength. He belongs to the Ismaili community and his faith is in the Aga Khan that is keeping him alive and the obvious support from the mental health team.