Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Racial ethnic or national communities

Support BME third sector organisations in the health arenaDisseminate health and social care information/adviceRepresentationAdvocacyResearchCommunity Engagement

To support and provide services to Ethnic Minorities, Unemployed, Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Assist and Provide Help in Completing of Various Forms and Application Forms. We have adults meeting Tuesday and Sunday Christian meeting. We assist African community by providing free translation and interpretation services. We are targeting the youth in order to educate them with regard to HIV/AIDS.

We at The Emirates Foundation UK believe that every life matters regardless of ethnic background, nationality, age, religious beliefs, disabilities, immigration status, etcOur purpose is to help remedy global humanitarian community issues & disaster relief. Our main core area of expertise is to provide various assistance packages of up to £750,000 to other bodies.

We reduce isolation of BME Communities in Dudley by providing a platform for through workshops, networking, forums, focus groups , social gatherings to improve their well being or quality of life

To research, record and promote the black history and presence of Black and Ethnic (BME) people in Northamptonshire over the last 500 years.

Ruhul Ulum Noori Trust provide advice, guidance and information to disadvantages family or individuals in Tower Hamlet and Hackney Borough. its provides training and ESOL to BAME community(specially disadvantages bangladeshi people). The charity also provide financial support to poor and disadvantage families in Bangladesh by organising food and shelter programme during various natural disaster.

It aims to meet the needs and aspirations of local Bangladeshi and BAME women, providing advice, information and guidance on health, education, housing, translation service, ESOL and a range of other challenges that many Bangladeshi families currently faces. It also aims to prevent isolation and social exclusion by targeting its services at particularly hard to reach groups.

EBEMRC activities includes the following: cultural diversity and awareness training; education, work-based training employment and career mentoring; small business development skills acquisition; healthcare services research and awareness creation; local partnerships and networks in the public and voluntary sectors, mentoring & training.

Equalities & Justice NW formally ( LEO ) empowers multi disadvantaged communities access mainstream services and support provision. The team are experienced and have the expertise to assist individuals and groups to overcome health inequalities and combat exclusion, discrimination and injustice. Services include employability, Voice & representation, specialist advocacy IAG, Consultancy .

Promotion, nurture & support of high standards among BAME artists & creative practitioners in all branches of the performing arts, enabling them to secure employment across the spectrum of existing & new, mainstream & fringe opportunities.Creative enterprise training; 1:1 mentoring; showcases; building relationships with mainstream organisations to facilitate BAME practitioner participation

To advance the education of members of ethnic minority communities and the unemployed in the United Kingdom by the provision of orientation training courses and seminars and through the provision of advice, guidance and support; To relieve employment, in particular.

MIEM was setup to reduce health inequalities within the black & minority ethnic (BAME) communities by improving the provision of accessible information.We do this mainly through TV and digital campaigns, which include; raising awareness of services, health advocacy, cultural changes/habits and trending topics.We also promote BAME health inequalities to government bodies & the NHS.

Providing the BAME support and advisory services on migration into the UK.

LUTON TIGERS is a unique organisation: as a charity we work hard to protect our kids from radicalisation,extremism and racism. From sports classes to workshops our activities empower children of all backgrounds to find their own voice. We believe critical thinking is key to make them understand that we may look different, but in reality we're all alike.It's our common Lutonian identity.

Activities for young people aged 6-21years including universal and targeted youth work; school holiday playschemes; after school club; educational support, sports, arts, crafts, musicVocational course for adultsActivities to support BME communitiesProvision of space for social, economic and cultural activities by local groupsCommunity Development supportInformation, advice and guidance

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND PROVIDE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, SUSTAINABLE LIVING, ORGANIC AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, TRADITIONAL CRAFTS, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE FROM ETHNIC MINORITY AND SOCIALLY ISOLATED BACKGROUNDS AND ALL THOSE WHO

provide community development support to people of african caribbean and other ethnic minority backgrounds. Provide information advice and guidance around local services that will help the community to maximise their potential for the common good

To promote any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the local London borough of Lambeth and Southwark and in particular, the advancement of education and training, the relief socio-economic disadvantage and of poverty for BME and other under-represented communities, through the development and delivery of training and community activities and events.

Support Alumni of Abia State University Medical School in the United Kingdom.Offer grants and Support Educational development to students of Abia State University Medical School. Nigeria.Undertake Medical Educational activities in the United Kingdom and Nigeria.Offer Free Medical services to the less privileged in third world countries.Mentorship of Youths of BAME background in the UK.

1. Raise awareness through events that educate, inspire and entertain2. Get sponsorship from corporate organisations encouraging them to add Sickle Cell Initiatives to their diversity agenda as it affects people of BAME backgrounds.3. Raise funds through awareness events to support Sickle Cell Charities Sickle Cell Research Send basic medical supplies to those that need it most

NJUBERT IMPACT AND INTEGRATED FOUNDATION focuses on supporting individuals with learning disability, autistic& mental health as well as the underprivileged (BAME). We ensure their basic life, needs, daily routine and, activities and wellbeing are met. Also, do activities to access their community as music, arts & craft, drumming, leisure games and coffee sessions to ensure they attain their goal.

To advance in life and relieve the needs of young people, aged 5 - 24, who are socially and economically disadvantaged, in particular but not exclusively BAME (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic) young people.

Our Mission is to raise awareness about mental health issues among the Black, Asians and Minority Ethnic (BAME) Communities in UK and Africa.Focussing on support in the community for hard-to-reach communities to empower through education Staying true to our mission and ensuring that every Operating with Accountability and Empathy.To Train Mental Health advocates and ambassadors.

Previously registered as West End Refugee Service (WERS) 1077601. We provide holistic, trauma-informed support, IAA-registered advice, material aid, mentoring & capacity-building to help secure employment. Through our activities, we tackle poverty & exclusion, promote two-way integration, connect communities & challenge racism and xenophobia.

We provide services to school, pupils, parents and the community. Our workshops explains school procedures and policies, how to advocate for yourself and how to support the children. Help schools construct policies and practices with anti-racism and cultural competency in mind. This will help schools consider how policies, procedures and curricula construct racism and how this affects children.