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Caribbean Health Exhibition 2026
Brixton Edition

Reducing health inequalities and improving health & wellbeing

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Keynote

Professor Matthew J Smith (UCL)
Legacies of Slave Trauma

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Talks by

Dr Ishtar Govia (Amagi health)
Dementia and Brain Health 

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Dr Veline L'esperance Black Health research
Black Health Legacy

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Natalie Scarlett
(Ethnographic Researcher)
Black Heritage Support Service

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Health Tech Demo by

Dr Aiesha Alexander
British Caribbean Doctors and Dentist Association

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Services available on the day

British Caribbean Doctors Advice Surgery 
(Limited appointments)
Arrive early to avoid disappointment
Doctors cannot diagnose you but they can give you advice

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Book a Chronic Pain Assessment with a Musculoskeletal Specialist
(Limited appointments
Arrive early to avoid dissappointment)

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Mental Health Therapy
(Limited appointments
Arrive early to avoid disappointment)

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Blood Pressure Checks and advice

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The Caribbean Health Exhibition (CHE) is about access, visibility, and accountability.

Caribbean people with lived experience need to be in the room. Caribbean professionals need to be visible. That connection matters.

This isn’t just an event. It’s a deliberate intervention with practical cultural solutions and shared knowledge.

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