Our mission is to stand as a fundamental support mechanism for the Black community. We are aware of the systemic barriers that the Black community face. Including but not limited to, late diagnosis of illnesses, poor communication from health professionals, inner city deprivation, social isolation, unemployment and poor educational resources and pre-existing medical illnesses. The hardships that our community face have encouraged us to look for solutions internally. We want to see improvements in four areas, the physical health of our community, raise awareness about environmental racism, medical racism and offer opportunities in career development.

Our mission is to see a self-sufficient community that will transcend tokenism and stand by other communities to create a stronger society. Colonialism have left destructive remnants that continue to prohibit the progression of the Black community and while there is a time to lobby for reparations, we feel it is important that we become our own saviours. Our online educational platform contains Black health literature and a growing video library; led by certified Black health professionals who provide life saving medical information that will help to lower the risk of death if individuals were to contract Covid-19 or similar. We are continually seeking funds to continue our help-line service, we want ensure that members of the black community understand their rights and can seek us to help clarify information given to them by the NHS.

We also have a drop-in clinic open Wed & Fridays 10-4pm.