We work primarily with African-Caribbean men and women in Birmingham with lived experience of mental health to provide leadership development, social activities and easy access to a range of community-based services
Our Focus
Social
We are planning and fundraising to bring this service back. The sessions are a place to relax, build friendships, and provide a space for sharing and support.
Easy Access
Over coming months we are developing a collaborative initiative to provide easy access and referral to a range of culturally appropriate local services.
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MASH is a small but effective provision, breaking isolation and giving practical support.
Grapevine News
We are excited to announce that our Meet & Eat sessions, to help alleviate isolation and loneliness, are continuing on a monthly basis from late September through to December 2026.
We are seeking interested community-based organisations to participate in The Easy Access Consortium of local organisations supporting people of African and Caribbean descent.
Who is actually experiencing loneliness? While some might associate loneliness with an older demographic, data is increasingly suggesting Gen Z is one of the loneliest generations.
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