ACSS is a Strategic Racial equality Charity focusing on issues faced by the African and Afro Caribbean community here in Scotland. Our mission is to provide support and guidance in areas such as Education, Health, Well being, Economic empowerment and Politics.

Black communities in support of mental health

Formed in 2022, our objectives are to educate, promote and connect the local communities with the African Caribbean Asian and Mixed Heritage communities. We want to promote, encourage, embrace and celebrate the uniqueness of Equality, Diversity, Equity, Acceptance and Belonging through cultural events, music, education, seminars and workshops.

Open to all

BME, disadvantaged and excluded women.

AWGS has been dedicated to reducing isolation and empowering African women living in Scotland and the diaspora. Our mission is to advance the development and full potential of African women, ensuring their voices are heard, and their contributions recognised. We are committed to promoting solidarity and fostering strong connections with…

Boys and young male adults from African descent and their family groups.

African Lanarkshire for Mental Health plays a crucial role in bridging the cultural understanding gap with mainstream organizations, addressing and fulfilling the mental health needs of the African community. The organization facilitates the integration of individuals affected by mental health issues back into their families and the broader community.

Focus on Caribbean, African and Asian people.

People of African and Caribbean descent who are affected by mental ill health.

Women of colour who want to tend to their mental health.

Everything we do, from front-line services to advocacy, aims to enable the development, agency and participation of all Latin Americans and Spanish and Portuguese-speaking migrants, including asylum seekers and refugees, as they settle and build their lives in the UK. To address the daily discrimination and intersectional challenges that our…

The Watford African Caribbean Association (WACA) is one of the oldest African and Caribbean voluntary organisations in the United Kingdom. WACA aims to protect, promote and support the interests of the African and Caribbean community in and around Watford through the provision of a range cross-generational user-led services.

Black individuals and families

Enfield Caribbean Association (ECA) was established in 1986. We work to eliminate racial discrimination and for an inclusive, fair and equal community, in which people of African-Caribbean origin can develop their full potential as visible, positive contributors and participants in the life of the Borough of Enfield. ECA works to…

Community in Sheffield.

Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic & Refugees

Services to meet the needs of refugees, migrants and the wider BAME community in Leicester.

Hear Women’s mission is to improve the mental health a wellbeing among black and minority ethnic (BME) underprivileged communities in RBKC, especially among women with long term anxiety and depression or other metal health conditions. Hear Women is formed and run by women from BME background. Over the decade of…

We specialise in supporting Black, Minoritised and Ethnic (BME) lone women aged 16 and over fleeing or experiencing domestic abuse

Black and minority ethnic individuals/groups aged 14- 30 years old from under-resourced communities

Young people seeking to strengthen their self esteem by preparing themselves for the world of career based employment

Children aged 6-11

For young people wishing to develop their culinary skills.

Black queer men.

Black people and people of colour (BPOC) who identify as women and non-binary.

Meridian Wellbeing, was founded on a passion to provide high-quality and accessible wellbeing and mental health services for anyone in need of support. Over the last 30 years, we’ve expanded our reach to deliver inclusive, NHS-quality wellbeing services across London and beyond. Through strong partnerships with NHS mental health…

For all persons wanting information, advise and support on fertility issues.

Midaye is dedicated to helping migrant ethnic minority communities in West London (especially those who do not speak English as a home language), with a particular emphasis on reaching the most isolated and disadvantaged families and individuals. We provide a diverse range of community-led projects and activities with our multi-lingual…

Open to all.

Haringey Migrant Support Centre offers free advice and casework support on immigration, housing, homelessness and destitution. We welcome all migrants from across Greater London including refugees, asylum seekers, and those who are undocumented or at risk of losing their leave to remain. We believe that everyone deserves access to justice…

The Female-identifying African Diasporic Community who are in need of a reminder of their strength, power and innate divinity.

Recently bereaved families

My service is for anyone willing to participate and engage in the processes, whatever background and whatever you bring. People I work with: Children and Young People aged 6-18, School Teaching Staff, Leadership Teams, those with experiences of abuse, ill

This site is intended as a free resource for students, teachers, academics, and others interested in social theory and wishing to understand it in global perspective. It emerges from a long-standing concern with the parochiality of standard perspectives on social theory and seeks to provide an introduction to a variety…

All communities experiencing Mental Health. Touchstone have a track record in delivering and tailoring mental health services to BME communities and refugees.

BANG Edutainment

LGBTQ+ people.

Established in 1988 their mission is to ensure that society is constantly enriched with young adults; who are proud of their rich heritage and prepared for living productive lives.

African community

Supports highly sensitive adults manage their anxiety, low mood & self-doubt

Panahghar provides free dedicated BAME multi lingual support, advice and advocacy and access to safe refuge for victims and their families of domestic abuse, sexual abuse or gendered abuse in Coventry and Leicester.

Black and minoritised women and children.

Claudia Jones Organisation

If you consider yourself a creative and identify from being a part of a minority ethnic group.

Medway African and Caribbean Association (MACA), is a registered charity dedicated to working with the local people, private and public organisations in Medway and the wider community to promote an awareness of African and Caribbean Culture. We achieve this through arts, educational and social programmes, creating opportunities that recognise and…

Our overall aim is to tackle racism and eliminate barriers against new and settled migrant communities in NI. MCNI was established to protect the rights of migrant workers in NI, tackle racism, eliminate barriers against migrant workers, advance education and raise public awareness about their rights.

School aged children

We provide music and mental health programmes in hospitals and healthcare settings, professional recording studios, community venues, cultural spaces, and online, helping people express themselves, build confidence, and connect through creativity. Our trauma-informed, person-centred approach supports individuals to develop creative and vocational skills while improving confidence, resilience, and social connection.

We are a community organisation using the power of music to improve mental health, enhance wellbeing, and strengthen community connections in Stockport, and wider Greater Manchester. We support young people, and adults through music therapy, education, and creative programmes. Our aim is to make music a tool for healing, growth,…

Peri-menopausal and menopausal black people

Naz

NAZ is a sexual health charity working to address sexual health inequalities in Black, Brown and Global Majority and LGBTQ+ communities. We have over 30 years of experience working across London to provide culturally specific interventions to communities disproportionately impacted by poor sexual, reproductive and HIV outcomes. We have national…

All persons who need support.

We are a charity aimed at supporting refugees and asylum seekers from new emerging communities across North West England. We have a range of services aimed at addressing cultural issues affecting the health and wellbeing of predominantly African immigrant families. Since 2012, our focus shifted to combating Violence Against Women…

Amadudu

We are a trailblazing refuge, the first refuge in Merseyside to provide specialised services and support for Black and Minority Ethnic women and girls who have experienced and are fleeing Domestic Abuse. Amadudu Women’s Refuge provides temporary accommodation for up to six families and is based within a neighbourhood that…

Young Black children and families

People would normally struggle to access counselling services. We support to our black community. However we do not restrict our services to the black community only. We have a tiered system which means we have both paid and free services.

Parents and children visible by colour in Cornwall.

Congolese community

Olive Pathway’s main objectives are to educate, equip, empower women to become independent and self-reliant. To effectively support victims and survivors of domestic abuse and Gender Based Violence (GBV) women and families; and to prevent and reduce domestic abuse within BME communities.

At Women for Refugee Women, we support women who have fled persecution including rape, gender-based violence, domestic violence, forced marriage, female-genital cutting, sexual violence, torture, and trafficking to rebuild their lives on their own terms.

Open to all

Ages 14-21.

All ages

Work with people on all areas of their life and help them witth things that matter most to them first in Manchester.

Individuals and couples and organisations.

All persons and charities who live in the area of Tyneside

Mind BLMK works across our communities to support positive mental health and wellbeing. Working closely with a range of partners, we offer a number of activities from our wellbeing centres and local venues to make a difference to the mental health and wellbeing of people in Bedfordshire, Luton and…

Our Young Person’s Sanctuaries are safe, non-judgemental drop-in’s that you can come to if you find yourself in crisis or mental distress in the evenings. You will be met by a trained youth mental health worker who will listen and help you identify ways to address the problems you are…

Black and Minority Ethnic women who are experiencing Domestic Abuse and all forms of Harmful Traditional Practices.

People of the African and Caribbean Diaspora.

Bawso

Women in Worthing, West Sussex, and Bangladesh.

We work with Black immigrant women living in Bristol

We are here for anyone struggling with their mental health, or supporting someone who is.

Queer, Trans Black People & People of Colour

Black and minority-ethnic communities aged 11-25 years.

Vulnerable young Black people

Young black males (some also young carers).

Brazilian women and their dependants

We exists to improve the quality of life of BME (Black and Minority Ethnic) people in the North East and to enhance community cohesion and intercultural understanding in this area.

The Halo Project is a specialist domestic abuse and sexual violence charity based in Middlesbrough that supports Black and minoritised women and girls to escape domestic abuse and sexual violence, including hidden harms such as forced marriage, honour-based abuse, female genital mutilation, modern slavery, coercive control, grooming and trafficking.

To strive towards an equitable multicultural society in Cumbria that supports ethnic diversity and societal cohesion. To focus on sustaining and sharing the heritages, cultures, values, beliefs and perspectives of diaspora people that have origins from different cultural backgrounds and promote inclusion throughout the wider community.

Black individuals age 16+ based in Greater Manchester who have not previously interacted with visual arts.

We value people from all generations in our approach to community health and wellness. We focus on the global majority and those from marginalised communities, particularly at the intersections of race, ethnicity, culture, heritage, gender and di(ver)sability

Survivors of childhood sexual abuse, exploitation, and sexual violence.

At Mind in Balance, we offer a space where integrative therapy meets soulful transformation. Together, we bring a depth of clinical experience and a shared commitment to walking beside those ready to heal, grow, and rise.

Children, young people, families and communities who find traditional mental health services hard to reach.

Black women and birthing people.

SEM works with diverse Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic & Refugee (BAMER) community groups/organisations across Sheffield to participate in a wide range of outdoor environmental activities.

Black and Minority Ethnic, disadvantaged and other marginalised communities.

Ethnic Minorities with mental health concerns.

LBWP works with Black, Asian and visible minority ethnic women who have experienced domestic violence and abuse. We are here to support women and girls. We can help with information, housing and homelessness, safe space, healing and recovery through art, advice and advocacy, keyworking and therapeutic support.

Young black people and people of colour aged 11-25 in Bristol and South Gloucestershire

Black women

Open to all

Available in person and online

African families & youths

National Black Women’s Network (NBWN) is a agenda-driven organisation dedicated to increasing the representation, progression and inclusion of women of colour in all sectors of business, professions and government. Founded by Sonia Brown MBE, the NBWN supports its members by providing dynamic initiatives through network support, leadership, mentoring and…

Women from black and diverse cultural backgrounds.

Adults, adolescents, and children.

Black LGBTQIA+ .

Black and minoritised victims of abuse, violence, and exploitation in Wales.

Elders, Carers, families and bereaved

We’re an equality and diversity charity providing health, community and youth services in London and the south-east. We run services that promote health and wellbeing and celebrate difference. We empower people and communities to develop personally and collectively, with a focus on marginalised communities. Key to our mission is partnership…

Young people who are at risk of offending or child crime exploitation

Waterloo Community Counselling (WCC) is well placed to deliver life-changing counselling and mental health support to individuals across London. Last year we provided over 7,500 hours of high quality, individual counselling to 695 people. We are one of only a handful of counselling services offering long-term talking therapy at reduced…

The UK’s most exciting parenting and lifestyle platform for men. “The dads’ version of Mumsnet.” (BBC) musicfootballfatherhood.com is home to the online community of fathers, and men looking to be fathers in the future, from the UK and beyond. We are a resource and a space where dads can be…

Black and Minoritised women, mothers, LGBTQIA+, Asylum seekers, refugees and migrant communities.

People of colour

Black Queer men aged 50+

All clients who identify BAME

BAME (Ages 11 – 21); mostly African and Caribbeans

Can-Survive UK is targeted at but not exclusive for the Black African, Black Caribbean population – our services are for everyone. All are welcome!

Affordable, personalised therapy for adults across Lancashire.

Children aged 11-18.

Umbrella organisation for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) women

Online service – Individuals desiring culturally competent and black-led services.

Established in 1971 the United Anglo Caribbean Society (UACS) saw the need to eliminate discrimination and to promote equality of opportunity and good relations between the indigenous community and the people of the Caribbean and African descent. Today UACS caters for all nationalities providing imperative services that aids our society.

Encourage black persons to donate blood.

BME Communities experiencing mental health in Manchester.

Any woman/girl from any Black and minoritised background residing in Rotherham

Underprivileged black and ethnic minority children and mothers.

Growing Minds is a service that aims to improve African, Caribbean and mixed heritage children and young people’s emotional health and wellbeing in City & Hackney, during the important transition years from primary to secondary school and adolescence to adulthood. We can help people aged 16 and over (including…

Mind in the City, Hackney and Waltham Forest provides care and support to anyone experiencing a poor mental health problem. Like all local Minds, we are an independent charity that is affiliated with national Mind. This means that we rely on generous donations to support our work, and that we…

Hibiscus is a feminist, anti-racist and intersectional women’s organisation that has delivered high-impact advocacy and advice services to Black and minoritised migrant women in contact with the Criminal Justice and Immigration systems for nearly 40 years. As an organisation, we have distinct expertise in working with migrant women in prison,…

Nafsiyat is an intercultural therapy centre committed to providing effective and accessible psychotherapy and counselling services to London’s diverse religious, cultural, and ethnic communities. Our team is comprised of experienced, fully qualified psychotherapists and counsellors from diverse backgrounds who are sensitive to the particular therapeutic needs of cultural minority groups.

Our services are for those in the communities of Bedfordshire, Luton, and Milton Keynes.

Intergenerational – Black Men, Men of Colour, children and young people from Black and People of Colour Communities.

Everyone’s reproductive health.

Adults

Black persons globally.

Black and black mixed raced women that are care experienced, survivors of abuse including human trafficking

KIKIT supports the health and social care needs of people from hard to reach and marginalised communities, including Black, Asian, Minority and Ethnic communities (BAME). We work predominantly with the BAME communities but our doors are open to anybody who needs help, whatever their colour or creed. We provide innovative…

Resident’s of St Pancras and Somers Town ward.

Minority Ethnic Communities in Strabane District Area and Northern Ireland.

We are a women’s wellbeing organisation. We offer practical support, coaching, creative English and a wide variety of mental health and transferable skills learning programmes, as well as intercultural exchange events and volunteering opportunities. We are highly qualified, experienced and passionate about what we do, our aim is to…

Mpower People CIC provide a variety of activities aimed at empowering individuals towards living healthier, more independent lives, through a range of sports and healthy living education programmes and activities or training relating to increasing sustainable employment opportunities, enterprise development or personal development.

Mary Seacole House is Liverpool’s leading Mental Health charity for Multicultural communities. Supporting people to improve their Health & Wellbeing. It is a place where people with diverse social and cultural backgrounds can come together in a safe and welcoming environment. We promote a culture of inclusion and belonging. The…

Black Women (all ages).

FAN Groups are for anyone friendly – anyone who wants to meet up with other people living in their community and who are willing to listen with respect.

PATH Yorkshire was established as a Positive Action Training organisation in August 1985 to address the under-representation of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities in Yorkshire through education, training, and employment opportunities. Through the years, we expanded our services to support diverse communities move into employment, education, or training.

Anah Project

We provide safe refuge accommodation, support and advice for single/lone Black and Minoritised women and girls. Our service is specifically for women and girls 16 years old and over, who are fleeing any form of domestic violence and abuse. Anah Project provides a confidential, non-judgemental and culturally sensitive service. We…

Children / young people and families.

LGBTQI.

Apna Haq

A National Portfolio Funded Organisation with Arts Council England, Utopia Theatre is a leading voice for African Theatre in the UK. Formed in 2012 by director Mojisola Kareem, with a mission to bring contemporary work celebrating elements of life, culture, language and traditions from Africa to the British stage. The company is based in Sheffield and was provided with residency premises at Sheffield Theatres in 2016. We present productions there and tour nationally and internationally. We also pride ourselves on our ability to deliver our work both live and digitally, the latter enabled through the creation of a wealth of online resources and digital events. Our mission is to actively engage African communities, facilitate the development of emerging artists and foster dialogue and creative exchanges.

Adhar Project

Black persons who need support on mental health issues.

African & Caribbean people experiencing mental ill health in Wolverhampton.

Our mission is to help BAME communities and new arrivals in West London to reach their full potential. We want people to feel comfortable and – above all – happy in their lives here. We think it’s vital that they can overcome any barriers to social inclusion, and can…

I’m Jean, an integrative therapist and the founder of Inside Story Therapy. Therapy isn’t just about solving problems. It’s about understanding what shaped them, and learning how to live more fully in the present without being tied to the past. I offer a calm, grounded space where you can bring…

Groups and organisations who are considering whether legal action is for them, and who wish to learn more about litigation, on their own terms.

Croydon BME Forum is the umbrella organisation for Croydon’s Black and Minority Ethnic voluntary and community sector; engaging people, building capacity, and promoting equality and cohesion. The Forum was established to maximise the engagement of BME communities in all aspects of living and working in Croydon. We make representations…

Marginalised young people, families, those considered hard to reach

Our award-winning peer support groups offer a safe place to share, understand and give mutual support to people living in Manchester who are struggling with their mental health. Peer support connects and provides a confidential place where people can listen to each other without judgement. Through sharing and understanding,…

Greeting cards and imagery.

Muslim Communities

Victim/survivor of domestic abuse, honour based abuse, forced marriage, rape or sexual assault seeking support in your own home or a safe place in the community.

Black, Brown and Global Majority and LGBTQ+.

At Grassroots Counselling, we provide therapy and mental health support designed to meet you where you are. Our mission is to offer a safe, inclusive space for clients of all ages to explore their mental health journey. Whether you’re a child, teenager, or adult, Victoria’s empathetic approach ensures you feel…

“Clients eligible for legal aid can approach Advice Resolutions, legal aid agency funding enquiries help. Clients who need the flexibility of service availability at short notice. We help clients with completion of court forms for judicial review. We also help clients complete small claims court forms.

Hidayah is a secular organisation, however, its projects and activities are developed specifically for the needs of LGBTQI+ Muslims. Our vision is to ensure that the voices of LGBTQI+ Muslims are heard and understood. Our mission is to provide support and welfare for LGBTQI+ Muslims and promote social justice and…

Children,young adults and disadvantaged people.

Anyone who has issues with mental health

Amina offers a range of 1-1 services to suit the needs of Muslim & BME women.

We are a multi-disciplinary team of Specialist Support Practitioners and Therapists based in South West London, with a proud history and values that are informed by our shared experiences and feedback from our service-users. Jigsaw4u has a wide range of specialist mental health and wellbeing services that supports children, young…

Open to all

Ethnic minorities communities.

The services are available to anyone in need, regardless of age, gender, race, or religion.

Sensory Hair Hub offers a professional and friendly easy to find inclusive hairstylists/barbers near you. We serve communities in your local borough by partnering with our trained and certified haircare specialists prioritising children with special educational needs (SEND) Neurodivergent, Tender head, as well as vulnerable adults. Most parents/carers find…

Offering help whenever it might be needed through our information, advice and local services

Lifeline Options gives a holistic one-to-one service to meet the immigration, welfare and professional needs of asylum seekers and refugees in the West Midlands, and more widely in the UK. Over the past few years we have persisted in difficult circumstances and have succeeded in releasing numerous individuals and…

Able Futures

Anyone interested in climbing

BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR PERFORMING ARTS MEDICINE

BME community in Coventry and Warwickshire.

BLACK EMPOWERMENT, ENRICHMENT & SUPPORT (BEES) CIC

Black women and women of colour.

Eyst Wales

African and Caribbean descent who are affected by mental ill health.

Pregnant women, families.

Young black youth and adults too – different material/content for adults

SACMHF

Adults, people of black African/African-Caribbean heritage living in Lambeth and Southwark

Walsall Black Sisters Collective

Open to all.

Bradford District and Craven Mind are a mental health charity delivering person-focused mental health support. We are an independent registered charity that is affiliated with national Mind. Our services are tailored to our local population and can be accessed over the phone, online and face-to-face for anyone who needs…

African Caribbean Achievement Project (ACAP)

Mental health services to persons living in Leeds.

African and Caribbean Community Association of North East

Psychological services for Black, African, Asian and Caribbean people.

Nilaari Agency

We are a Black led charity, we provide mental health support, especially to adults from Black, Asian and racialised communities.

Tuntum Housing Association

A Space to Be for, and by, QTIPOC+ in Glasgow and beyond

African Caribbean Centre

Black transgender persons living in London and wider community.

Afro Innovation Group

Black African, Black Caribbean and Black mixed heritage communities in the UK

IRIE Mind

IRIE Mind project is to champion black mental health and provide community-based solutions to mental illness. The project itself is Black led to reflect the culture and “know how” of the individuals we will be working with. There will be a strong emphasis on ensuring that the methods used reach…

Saheliya

We offer counselling to anyone in need of support over 18 years of age

Psychological services for Black, African, Asian and Caribbean people.

Health in Mind

Through our unique pathway of support, collaborations, campaigns and resources, we build hope, resilience and understanding of mental health and wellbeing. Our website and online self-help resources, campaigns, trauma support and partnerships extend our reach across Scotland. We’re a key part of the In Care Survivors Alliance – Scotland’s first…

Adferiad/Diverse Cymru

Young people aged 5 to 25.

African and Caribbean Support Organisation Northern Ireland – (ACSONI)

Persons with mental health problems in Haringey.

Change Grow Live

All persons.

Life After Crisis

We are a Community Interest Company (CIC) responding to people in State of Crisis within Our Communities, Single parents, Widows and Widowers Offering Bereavement Support.

Maternity Engagement Action

Maternity Engagement Action CIC is an organisation supporting and empowering Black women and Black mixed heritage women of African descent in Birmingham and beyond, throughout their pregnancy, birth and postnatal journey.

BME Suffolk

Black adults living in the UK.

DON’T SLEEP ON US

Young women from all over the world who were seeking mentorship, tips and resources to guide them through their own mental health struggles.

Bloomelle

BPC works within communities across Greater Manchester.

Stand As One

Mid-life women and men

Reach Up Youth

Youth

AFRUCA

Black and minority ethnic (BME) communities of Brighton and Hove

Reproductive Justice Initiatve CIO

Minoritised Ethnic Women and Girls

Hope Support Services

Primarily a support service for all types of bereavement…

Fertility Network UK

African and African Caribbean communities.

Sandwell African Caribbean Mental Health Foundation

Familiies and individuals

Open to all adults experiencing problems with their mental health, and we also provide support specifically for women; men; people from Black and minority communities; survivors of trauma and childhood sexual abuse; people with substance use problems; carers and young adults in Scotland.

Africa Advocacy Foundation

African, Caribbean community in Derby.

Voices that Shake!

Young people from ethnic minority groups.

The Black Mens Consortium

Children and young people

Empowered Mind Services

Especially people dealing with all types of bereavement. People with mental health issues are also supported.

Milk Honey Bees

Female led, expressive safe space that aims to allow young women to feel empowered and heal from their experiences.

Can Survive UK

Chinese women and their families and other communities in need.

Israac Somali Community Association

Israac is a Sheffield-based Charity offering an inclusive and warm welcome to the Sheffield Somali community and embracing all communities in the local area, by offering social spaces, services and activities that local people identify as helpful and enriching. We offer support to communities to maintain a strong cultural identity…

Black LGBTQIA+ Therapy Fund

People of Colour

Hackney Migrant Centre (HMC)

Hackney Migrant Centre (HMC) delivers a free, weekly advice and support service for vulnerable migrants on immigration, housing, welfare and access to health. We support visitors to our service to resolve their immigration problems and move out of homelessness and destitution in the long-term, as well as assisting them to…

Black Blood Donors UK

Persons who need support for drug and alcohol misuse, mental health and sexual and domestic violence.

The African Community Centre (ACC) Wales

For women.

The FAN Charity

Culturally diverse children’s toys

Kuumba

Kuumba Foundation is dedicated to fostering literacy and expanding access to literature across diverse communities. Our services are designed to empower individuals through reading, providing a gateway to education, personal development, and cultural enrichment…

Jesus Foundation Family International

Jesus Foundation Family is a multi-channel mega church with interconnected branches where people from all nations come together to worship God.

Rainbow Pilgrims

Black professionals, students and LBGTQIA+

CelutionsUK

Celutions is a social enterprise that is dedicated to creating solutions to the problems surrounding mental health. As you’re probably already aware, these problems include stigma, lack of resources and all of that annoying stuff.

Black Thrive Global

African, Caribbean and Asian people, groups and individuals similarly affected by racism.

The Good Ancestor Movement

Minority Ethnic People

Pentreath – Mental Health Our Way

Young people and families affected by youth violence, county lines violence and parents losing their children through murder.

Tariqua Rooted

Young Black Students

Peaks of Colour

People of African heritage.

Black Mind

Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic/POC to build positive relationships with the outdoors.

Sad Girls Club

BAME individuals over 18.

Friends of the Caribbean (FOTC)

A local charity established in 2008 whose primary objective is to promote cultural, social, educational, health and economic activities among our community in the Milton Keynes area and the wider UK and Caribbean region.Where possible we act as an umbrella organisation for existing UK Caribbean Diaspora groups.

Touchstone

Annual Festival based in Northampton

Black Cultural Archives

Black African communities, particularly young people and women, in Edinburgh and the Lothians.

Sheffield Caribbean Sports & Wellbeing Club

We work with black communities, especially migrant individuals experiencing multiple disadvantages and barriers. Including health anxiety, poverty,deprivation,violence,isolationa

Strabane Ethnic Community Association

+Women in general focusing on improving mental well-being and overcoming daily life challenges.

ADVICE RESOLUTIONS LEGAL SERVICES AND LAW CONSULTANCY

Vulnerable children and their families. A future where all young Londoners have more than one chance to fulfil their potential.

Fuse

Fuse is a Manchester-based collective uplifting underrepresented creatives. Beginning as part of a final-year university project in Manchester 2019, Fuse now has a growing network of creatives across the world — aiming to represent and empower creatives from underrepresented backgrounds.

The Ubele Initiative

Primarily black individuals, carers, adults and young people.

All persons.

Black Health Initiative

Black & Minority Ethnic women, particularly South Asian, Turkish and Middle Eastern women and girls.

Kinfolk Network

KIN brings Black activists, organisers and campaigners together from across the UK to collaborate, strategise and support each other.

Croydon Refugee Day Centre

Migrants.

Families in Harmony

We offer an open service to improve the quality of life of disadvantaged and vulnerable communities.

Henry

HENRY provides a wide range of support for families from pregnancy to age 12 including workshops, programmes, resources and online help. All of our support for families is underpinned by the HENRY approach to supporting behaviour change which helps parents gain the confidence, knowledge and skills they need to help…

Smarter Change

Residents of South London, with a focus of ethnic minorities, women, care leavers and disabled people

African Voices Platform

African women in the community.

Action Collective

Ethnic minorities and migrant communities in Norwich.

Humraaz Support Services

Humraaz supports women survivors and their families affected by violence against women & girls including domestic and sexual abuse. We offer advice, advocacy and access to safe refuge to move from crisis to safety and independence. Our service is holistic and multi-lingual.

The African Caribbean Community Initiative (ACCI)

For the Black community to heal from racial trauma, racial bias, racism and discrimination.

Don’t Panic Online

All Black People.

Tamarind Centre

Black and Brown young adults, individuals, couples, parents, families.

Hull Afro-Caribbean Association (HACA)

Since 1983, we’ve been a vibrant and integral part of the Hull community. Our roots run deep, and our commitment to uplifting and empowering our Afro-Caribbean and BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) communities remains unwavering. At HACA, we believe in fostering unity, celebrating diversity, and creating positive change. Our…

Hwupenyu Health & Wellbeing Project

We cater to Black ethnic communities living in Scotland, and aim to address health inequalities that Black ethnic groups face. We provide practical and emotional culturally attentive support through a varied range of projects. We offer both peer-led support through groups, and individual one-on-one guidance.

Five X More

Provide community-based solutions for mental illness for the black community of Hackney.

The Big Life Group

Young people aged 5 to 25 yo. YOTs, SEND, hard to reach, at risk, living in poverty, in care homes or leavers

Sheffield Environmental Movement

Open to all.

The Wai Yin Society

All groups.

ADIRA

Open to all.

African Women Voices

Black African, Black Caribbean and Black mixed heritage communities in the UK.

4Front Project

4FRONT was established in 2012 to provide a platform for young people who have been impacted by violence and the criminal justice system to be at the forefront of a grassroots movement for change.

KORI

We are a youth-centred foundation established in London in 2002 and developed by African and Caribbean community artists over the past two decades. We are engaged in supporting hundreds of young people with vulnerabilities in their backgrounds that pose a threat to their futures. Our programmes empower youth with the…

Roshni

Islington residents experiencing mental health problems

SHE Mansfield UK

Black people of African and Caribbean origins, and disadvantaged people of all ethnic groups, especially those affected by Covid-19

Making The Leap

Making The Leap is an innovative grassroots societal change charity that aims to make a big difference. From direct delivery, to advocacy and leadership, we refuse to stay in our lane and believe passionately that those we exist to serve have the right to be anything they want to be.

National Survivor User Network

NSUN is a network of grassroots, user-led community groups and people who have lived experience of mental ill-health, distress, or trauma. We connect, support, and amplify the voices and work of the 5,000+ individuals and user-led groups that make up our membership. As a user-led charity, all of our staff…

Legacy Centre Of Excellence

We are Europe’s largest independent Black-owned business and arts centre. Based in Aston, one of Birmingham’s most diverse communities, we are dedicated to championing and enhancing our local and national community. We exist to offer great cultural, artistic and educational activities that uplift and upskill. We do this by providing…

Mind

Throughout our history, we have supported people facing multiple forms of discrimination, such as discrimination because of their mental health problems as well as their ethnicity, race, religion, sexuality or disability. Our Policy and Campaigns team are working hard to make sure this changes.

African Rainbow Family (ARF)

Caribbean and African community.

RAINBOW NOIR

Black and Minority Ethnic Communities

Baobab

Racially minoritised communities.

Ten Years’ Time

We work with disadvantaged young people and families including People with Disabilities, Ex-offenders, NEET, and certain BAME groups for the Public and Private benefit in the UK

The Monitoring Group

Young people

Leeds Mind

Leeds Mind promotes positive mental health and wellbeing, and provides help and support to anyone who needs it in and around Leeds.

RunnyMede Trust

Filipinos, Southeast and East Asian migrants, refugees

Association of Jamaican Nationals (Birmingham) UK

Minority ethnic community individuals over the age of 18.

MINDWALK YOGA C.I.C

We are the UK’s first online yoga studio led by Black women. We are a diverse group of women with knowledge and experience in the myriad of benefits yoga can provide in general wellness and in supporting conditions and life stages, including anxiety, depression and menopause. While our online studio…

Suyin Haynes

Young BME in Teesside Area

Big People Community

BAME Community members.

London Black Women’s Project (LBWP)

London Black Women’s Project (LBWP) is a specialist, women-only organisation dedicated to supporting Black, Asian and minoritised women. Supporting women and girls who have experienced domestic or sexual violence, and abuse.

Body Remedy CIC

LGBTQ+ who need mental support in Manchester.

Black Learning Achievement and Mental Health

Somali communities in the UK and globally.

South East London Mind

Open to all.

Rainbowmind Northern Hub

British Black and Mixed race people who are struggling with mental health and in financial hardship

Black South West Network

High net-worth individuals, charitable trusts, donors, and corporate foundations.

Those recovering from mental ill health.

Kowetha

A Voluntary, Parent-led Community Group Supporting Families Visible by Colour In Cornwall…

Black & mixed pregnant mamas.

Black People in Psychiatry & Psychology Network C.I.C Limited

LGBTIQ+ People of Colour.

Inini

Inini strives to deliver culturally sensitive mental health services for its users…

Passion4Fusion

Passion4Fusion, a Black Multi Ethnic organisation in Scotland. We empower Black African communities, particularly young people and women, in Edinburgh and the Lothians. We address inequalities they face, such as racism, under-representation, and poor access to services, by providing culturally appropriate support. This includes engaging with stakeholders and policymakers to…

The African Heritage Culture

Supporting Black people, particularly in organisations

OYA Retreats

OYA Retreats offer immersive experiences to support Black women and women of colour on their development, growth, and healing journeys.

Free Black University

Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities in Cardiff and The Vale of Glamorgan, who are aged 18 and over and have a mental illness.

Newcastle Women’s Aid

Newcastle Women’s Aid is a charity run by women for women. We provide free, specialist advice and support for women and girls in Newcastle and the North East who are affected by domestic abuse…

Intercultural Youth Scotland (IYS)

Intercultural Youth Scotland (IYS) is Scotland’s leading charity for young Black and young people of colour (BPoC) in Scotland. IYS is a Black and PoC-led organisation with our programmes all having developed from direct consultation with our network of Youth Ambassadors. We are a community, a service and a voice…

ZEST OF: you

Black African and Caribbean heritage aged 18 and over in the UK facing mental health challenges.

Inside Success

Inside Success Union C.I.C is a social enterprise that works with 16-24 years old’s to create a digital interactive magazine which has content surrounding insightful topics young people can learn from, showcases the amazing work the youth are doing at Inside Success, discusses various social issues young people are facing…

Ashiana

People from the African Caribbean communities.

Black Cyclist Network

Oganisations inc funders, institutions, community bodies and event promotors; who (Support Us) wish to consult upon and develop African heritage-themed events in the city of Sheffield.

Sangini

Young people and the elderly.

One Somali Foundation

We are an organisation working in Somali communities globally in social & economical development, education & humanitarian aid. Based in Sheffield, UK our projects are specifically focused on promoting community cohesion, improving mental health and physical wellbeing, enhancing educational attainment and reducing social isolation. We also provide services such as…

MAIA

MAIA is a Black-led cultural organisation, engaging radical imagination for liberation. We centre, treasure and uplift the experiences, practices and imaginations of Black artists, particularly those who are impacted by intersecting forms of oppression. All of our programmes are open to all, unless otherwise specified.

Healing Justice LDN

Community centred healing from the roots. Creating heart-centred spaces, tools and resources of healing with our Black, Brown, Muslim, working class and LGBTQI communities in London – to undo harms and violence and work towards repair & transformation.

Sharing Voices Bradford (SVB)

Young people

Hope in Unity

Hope in Unity is an organisation that supports Black elders who are lonely, isolated, vulnerable and those who have been diagnosed with the early stages of Dementia (but not exclusive to those who are faced with these situations)…

Steppers UK

Young People aged 11 to 18

Future Men

Future Men is a multi-award-winning specialist charity that supports boys and men along the path to becoming dynamic future men, whilst addressing the stereotypes around masculinity and engaging in the wider conversation about what it means to be a man.

Phoebe

Ethnic minorities living in the UK

Solidarity Hull CIC

Adults recovering from severe and enduring mental illness

BHA For Equality

Black or Black mixed heritage ethnicity women experiencing poor mental health.

APNA GHAR

Maan works with Somali individuals, families, carers, community members, community organisations as well in partnership with mainstream organisations and structures.

Rainbow Mind

Refugee and Asylum Seekers and the BAME Community

Racial Justice Network

People struggling with their mental health

Lifeafterhummus Community Benefit Soceity

Lifehummas – We collect surplusfood from 45 supermarkets thanks to 50 local volunteers. We redistribute this surplus to 80 households and 11 community partners.

Henna Foundation

Henna Foundation will become a beacon of hope for women facing adversity in both local communities and abroad. For the public benefit, the prevention of poverty in Worthing, West Sussex, and Bangladesh by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, health, and all necessary support designed to enable…

Empower Consultants

Black and minoritised victims of abuse, violence, and exploitation in Wales.

Thelma Matilda Alves Foundation

Young People in Camden, Haringey and Islington.

Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME)

Everyone. We welcome all ethnicities and identities.

A range of education and welfare support to mostly BAME school-aged children and their families in Croydon and the surrounding South London boroughs.

Canerows

Black people with mental health issues.

Action Foundation

Adults aged 18+ who need mental health support.

Shakti Women’s Aid

Our services are for African heritage people aged 18 and over. We do work with under 18s but there is a cost attached.

Southall Black Sisters

Children and young boys and girls aged 5-16

Dope Black CIC

People from African and Caribbean Diaspora communities in Northern Ireland.

Bora Shabaa Refugee Community Organisation

Bora Shabaa’s vision is to help immigrants settle into and thrive in our Hull communities.

Each Counselling and Support

Black and Minority Ethnic Families and Individuals in Ipswich and Suffolk.

The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network

People wanting to self manage their wellbeing

Kingston Voluntary Action

Kingston Voluntary Action is an infrastructure organisation that provides a wide range of support to the voluntary sector. We support local charities and community groups at all stages of their development…

Therapy for Black Girls

Ages 4-18

Investing in People and Culture (IPC)

IPC promotes the social and economic inclusion of people who are seeking asylum, refugees, and other new and emerging minority communities in the North East of England.

Thirty Percy

Open to all.

JET

JET helps people from the BME (Black Minority Ethnic) community, asylum seekers, refugees and New Migrant communities to find work, improve their skills and to integrate with the neighbours and understand their new surroundings.

EACH

Black women throughout pregnancy, birth, and early motherhood.

Maan Somali Health Sheffield

Provide assistance for Somali individuals with a mental health problem to access support and services.

Utopia Theatre

Girls and women aged 13-25.

Wild In The City

Black families.

Black Mamas Birth Village

A wide range of communities including African & African Caribbean, Central & Eastern European, South Asian, and Asylum Seeker and Refugees. We work with younger people, adults and older people.

Young Black people who have been impacted by violence and the criminal justice system.

Sheffield African Caribbean Mental Health Association

Single people with mental health -Somali & BME Ethnics

Sheffield And District African Caribbean Community Association

LGBTQI+ people applying for asylum and LGBTQI+ applying for partner or spouse visas

Active Horizons

Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee (BAMER) communities whose lives have been affected by violence and abuse.

Black Beetle Health

Refugees in Hull.

Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre

Nafsiyat is an intercultural therapy centre committed to providing effective and accessible psychotherapy and counselling services to people from diverse religious, cultural and ethnic communities in London. We provide short-term intercultural therapy in over 20 languages via referral to individuals, groups, and couples. We deliver training workshops on cultural competency…

Systemic Justice

Children and young people, supported by their parents. – Families

Yaran Northwest

Children and young people from global majority backgrounds.

Pattigift Therapy

Pattigift Therapy is a community-focused provider of African-centred therapy and accredited courses. We have over 20 years of experience supporting individuals and communities in their journey towards healing and growth.

Mind in the City of Hackney and Waltham Forrest

Mind in the City, Hackney and Waltham Forest provides care and support to anyone experiencing a poor mental health problem.

Mind in Harringey

Mind in Haringey provides information, advice and support to people affected by mental health problems, primarily in Haringey. We work to prevent mental health problems, promote mental well-being and ensure those with mental health problems are respected and included in our local community.

Mind Leeds

Leeds Mind provides advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health difficulty.

Young people (17–30) not in employment, education, or training (NEET). -Individuals over 50 who are unemployed. -Unemployed single parents. -Refugees and asylum seekers.

The Angelou Centre

Anyone requiring support with their mental health or emotional wellbeing.

Black Trans Alliance

Black Trans Alliance is a black queer and trans led non-profit organization that supports black trans and non-binary people in London and the wider community. BTA’s mission is to support, protect and amplify the voice of black transgender persons in London and the wider community; through advocacy, education, visibility and…

Torbay Council

The main beneficiaries are Black people age 16+. The majority of our marketing resources focusing on engaging and building on our local community of women, mums and people of the LGBTQ+ community. Our space does not exclude Black men.

Project Climbing Centre

People who are socially and economically disadvantaged in particular but not limited to people of Somali origin and heritage living and/or working within Bristol.

Envision Counselling

Black Young People of the global majority, young people, artists & organisers to develop creative responses to social injustice.

Inspirited Minds is a (Islamic faith) faith based, grassroots mental health charity located in London with the aim to raise awareness, combat stigmas and provide professional, non-judgemental, confidential support to those with mental health illnesses.

The Caribbean & African Health Network

Black Asian and Minority Ethnic(BAME) backgrounds

Coventry Empowered African Women Group

Persons of African descent.

The Nap Ministry

Older African Caribbean community

Black Women In Menopause

Persons of Jamaican decent living in the West Midlands.

Black Equity Organisation

BEO is an independent, national Black civil rights organisation created to dismantle systemic racism in Britain, drive generational change and deliver better lived experiences for Black people across the country.

BME women, their children and young people, experiencing and / or fleeing domestic abuse.

The Other Box

African and Caribbean diaspora

Exist Loudly

A grassroots organisation committed to creating spaces of joy, community and care for Black LGBTQ+ youth from London through creative intervention…

Light Project Pro International

Founded in 2004, we run 14 educational projects in Islington. Everyone is welcome to take part.

Hackney Quest

An organisation which provides positive activities for the community’s young people in Hackney. A borough which suffers significant deprivation, Hackney has always had a large number of young people in need of positive engagement, to help them to develop skills and reach their potential.

Connected Voice

Africans everywhere.

BlkOut UK

Offering help whenever it might be needed through our information, advice and local services

CLIMBXR

Black and Minoritised communities in the UK.

The Bridge Plus+

South Asian and BAME women.

Live Well Leeds

Live Well Leeds is a mental health support service to work with adults aged 18+ (17+ if they are transitioning from children’s mental health services) who have mild to moderate mental health support needs, throughout the Leeds Metropolitan District or registered with a Leeds GP as defined by NHS Leeds…

Ashiana Sheffield

Young people from black community including migrant and refugees.

Namiuki Dance Theater

Dance theatre to introduce high school students to crucial conversation and topics around consent, pubery, masculinity and more…

Youth Action

Young black people and their families.

Black Mental Health Manifesto

Black elders.

Diverse Cymru

Anyone who is interested.

Juvenis

Juvenis, is a grassroots organisation in Lambeth that supports young people from vulnerable & disenfranchised communities & especially those at risk of offending and criminal behaviours.

Maslaha

Maslaha seeks to change and challenge the conditions that create inequalities for Muslim communities in areas such as education, gender, criminal justice, health, negative media coverage and a continued climate of Islamophobia. Our work is practical and rooted in local communities but with a reach that is national and…

Imkaan

Imkaan is a UK-based, Black feminist organisation. We are the only national umbrella women’s organisation dedicated to addressing violence against Black and minoritised women and girls i.e. women and girls which are defined in policy terms as Black and ‘Minority Ethnic’ (BME).

Derby African Caribbean Community Initiative

Everyone.