Improving Mental Health outcomes for Black African and Caribbean people, their families, carers and the wider community.
Delivering the best quality of life for people who are affected by mental ill health.
Delivering the best quality of life for people who are affected by mental ill health.
Delivering the best quality of life for people who are affected by mental ill health.
Our User Satisfaction Survey Results
2%
Psychiatric hospital admissions
100%
User involvement in recovery planning
100%
Users satisfied with support received
6x
Black Men are more likely to be detained under The Mental Health Act 1983
Help us make a difference
Each and everyone of our supporters play a crucial role in ensuring we can continue with the services we provide to help change and improve the lives of African Caribbean people affected by mental illness and their families.
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