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APPENDIX IIIProjects and servicesas examplesof good practice1. Sharing Voices in Bradfordc/o Asian Disability Network11 Bradford Lane, LaisterdykeBradford BD3 8LPTel: 01274 224 444Email: info@sharingvoices.org.uk2. CALMHelpline: 0800 58 58 58, 5pm-3amWebsite: www.thecalmzone.net3. Projects in Croydon:The Sahelee ProjectHeena Patel - Development ManagerMashhood Ahmed – Project Managerc/o Asian Resource Centre of CroydonRoom 14-16, 2nd Floor Day Lewis House324-340 Bensham LaneThornton Heath CR7 7EQOff the RecordTerry CrookeBME Outreach Worker72 Queen’s RoadCroydon CRO 2PRTel: 020 8251 0251Email: info@offtherecord.croydon.orgWebsite: www.offtherecordcroydon.orgCroydon African Caribbean FamilyOrganisation (CACFO)Philip GardinerHeadteacherCACFO Healthy Living Centre40 Northwood RoadThornton Heath CR7 8HQTel: 020 8771 5511CREATEBarrington FosterProject manager64-66 Windmill RoadCroydon CR0 2XPTel: 020 8683 7251Email: create@createcroydon.org.uk4 & 5. Barnardo’s projects in Cardiff:The Caterpillar ProjectSarah Smith Project WorkerBarnardo’s Marlborough Road Partnership46 Marlborough RoadCardiffCF24 5BXTel: 02920 497 531Email: sarah.smith@barnardos.org.uk22Neville Street ProjectJenny SmithChildren’s Services Manager7a Neville StreetRiversideCardiffCF11 6LPTel: 02920 229 5856. Peace of Mind: Somali mental healthoutreach projectc/o Tavistock Clinic120 Belsize LaneLondon NW3 5BATel: 020 7447 34097.African Caribbean FamilySupport ProjectDr Emma MeldrumTardis Building65-67 Radford RoadNottingham NG7 5DRTel: 0115 844 7655Email: emma.meldrum@nottshc.nhs.uk8.Antenna Outreach serviceNorma JohnsonProject ManagerExcel House, 1st floor312 High Road, TottenhamLondon N15 4BNTel: 020 8365 9537Email: antenna@outreachservice.fsnet.co.uk9. Bradford CAMHS bilingual healthFameeda AnsariClinical PsychologistBradford CAMHSTel: 01274 723241Email: fameeda.ansari@bdct.nhs.uk10. North Kensington FamilyResource Project2a Wallingford AvenueLondon W10 6QBTel: 020 7854 588011. Kwan Wai ChineseMental Health projectWai Yin Chinese Women’s Society61 Moseley StManchester M2 3HZTel: 0161 237 5908Email: M.A.Greenwood@mmu.ac.uk12.The PUKAAR Projectc/o EACH4 Hanworth RoadHounslowMiddlesex TW3 1UATel: 020 8577 6059Email: abhardwaj@each-e.org.uk13.Teens at Zindaagi(Newham Asian Women’s Project)Gurpreet VirdeeYouth Work Project Co-ordinatorTel: 020 8472 0528Email: teens@nawp.org14. Save the Children young separatedrefugee project – no longer operational.Email: alex@citycpsh.freeserve.co.uk15. Haven ProjectAction for Children in ConflictMark Smith2 Frilford FarmsHilton RoadLongworthOxon OX13 5AETel: 01865 821 380Email: mark@actionchildren.org16. Refugee Therapy CentreAida Alayerian DirectorManor Gardens Centre6-9 Manor GardensLondon N7 6LATel: 020 7272 423117. 121 Youth Befriending Service,including Zero projectEnterprise House, 8 Essex RoadDartford DA1 2AUTel: 01322 280 89318.The Mellow CampaignSandra Griffiths Project DirectorEast One, Fourth Floor22 Commercial StreetLondon E1 6LPTel: 020 7655 417019. Building Bridges in LiverpoolIyabo FatimilehinService Leader13 Croxteth RoadLiverpool L8 3SETel: 0151 726 1893Email:iyabo.fatimilehin@rlc.nhs.uk
This guide to good practice is based on the findings from a research study, Minority Voices,carried out by YoungMinds, into the access to and acceptability of services for the mental healthof young people from Black and minority ethnic groups in England and Wales.The guidedescribes the service elements known to be important in providing mental health services forall young people and what has been shown by Minority Voices and other studies to beof particular importance for BME young people.These elements are illustrated by case studies throughout the guide.The guide complements the Minority Voices research report, which gives the rationale for thestudy in terms of national policy and findings from previous research in the field; themethodology, which focused on obtaining the views of young people themselves and also directlyinformed the design of the research instruments and outputs; and the findings on the types ofservices across the country that provide for the mental health of BME young people and theexperience of young people in gaining access to and using these services.The views of staff who work in these services contribute to a description of the mental healthneeds and unmet needs of BME young people and of ways in which services could bedeveloped better to meet these needs.The Minority Voices research study was funded by The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund,the Henry Smith Charity, the Department of Health, the National Institute for Mental Health inEngland (NIMHE), and the Children and Young People’s Unit (CYPU).YoungMinds48-50 St John StreetLondon EC1M 4DGTel: 020 7336 8445Fax: 020 7336 8446YoungMinds Order Line: 0870 870 1721Email: enquiries@youngminds.org.ukWebsite: www.youngminds.org.ukParents Information Service: 0800 018 2138Freephone supplied by MCI WorldComYoungMinds is a Registered Charity, no. 1016968Published in 2005. © YoungMinds 2005. ISBN: 0-9545123-7-5
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