The projects remit has now been extended to support African and Caribbean women as well as men with lived experience and the age-range now covers any participant of working age. Find out about our core support activities here >

Ultimately, the aim is that the participants of this programme will develop greater resilience and the ability to function within society despite their ongoing mental health support needs.

Additionally, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation NHS Trust has undertaken significant work around peer support and as a key partner of 300 Voices, believes the continued development of the peer mentoring element of this work should remain a priority in improving people’s experience whilst using services, alongside building their social capital and resilience and their improved interface with police officers and mental health workers.

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