A reduced service is in operation but that if people are experiencing difficulties they can call in to the centre to seek information, advice and signposting. Also you can get additional support by visiting www.nhs.uk/oneyou/every-mind-matters website. Read more
Now the winter is slowly improving, it's good to get out and about. Come and join our cycling group at Sandwell Valley. Bicycles are available for hire so come along. Read more
Aaliyah's Graduation Read more
Support service for bereaved carers in the Perry Barr area in Birmingham. Read more
The Arts Project will facilitate a number of workshops which will create a space for self-reflection in which identity is underpinned by notions of home. This will be achieved through writing, images & audio reflection. Starts Monday 16th March 2020. Read more
The Carers & Ujima Group will be meeting for Breakfast Club on Saturday 29th February 2020 at D'Vine Caribbean & English Café Diner Read more
Sandwell African Caribbean Mental Health Foundation (SACMHF) held a Fundraiser Caribbean Coffee Morning event. Read more
A peer group for men meeting and talking about their well-being and cultural needs who meet on the last Thursday of each month. Read more
A user-led forum who meet once per month for all members to discuss activities and other work they would like to be involved in. Read more
The Ujima group enjoy a monthly meet up to watch a film at the local cinema. Read more
Peer group for Carers who meet weekly to manage their own well-being, support, activities and guest speakers as well as gaining some insight into what's available for them. Read more
Trustees are the group who are responsible for the governance of SACMHF and helping the organisation's strategy. Read more
Dr George Osho Williams is a retired local GP Read more
Shane has worked in Sandwell since 1990. He spent 5 years as a Health Promotion Officer with Sandwell Health Authority and 14 years initially as manager, now Chief Executive for the West Bromwich African Caribbean Resource Centre. Read more
It was after completing her degree in Middlesex that Patricia Johnson commenced her career in mental health. Having worked at a senior level for some years, Pat augmented her work experience by achieving a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Wolverhampton University. Read more
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Marcia Wilson has worked studiously for Sandwell Council for 26 years. She has excelled in her work with a diverse range of community groups, events management and work with vulnerable adults, of course including work with people recovering from mental ill health. Read more
A trained Psychotherapist, Nelson Rodrigues, is an advocate for improved mental health services and his passion has led him to work to improve the knowledge regarding mental health awareness within the Black and wider communities, friends and family. Read more
Anyone can make a referral Read more
It is important that the right people use our services, this section explains the eligibility criteria. Read more
A three year project funded by the Big Lottery Fund to support ex-offenders who experience mental ill health and those who are at risk of developing a mental illness. Read more
Volunteering opportunities are available in a number of different work areas within the organisation. Read more
A range of social activities takes place each month to reduce social isolation and to form friendships to aid recovery. Read more
Co production meetings provide a real opportunity for service users and carers to work with staff to discuss ideas for new projects and services for the organisation. Read more