The Ethnicity and Mental Health Improvement Project (EMHIP) is a collaborative initiative dedicated to reducing ethnic inequalities in access, experience, and outcomes of mental health care for Black Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in South West London.
EMHIP is a practical, locality-based service improvement programme, working closely with the South West London and St Georges Mental Health NHS Trust, South West London Clinical Commissioning Group (Merton & Wandsworth Locality), and networks of BME voluntary, faith, and community groups, convened by the Wandsworth Community Empowerment Network (WCEN).
Our aims:
- Reduce ethnic disparities in mental health care.
- Improve access, experience, and outcomes for BME communities.
- Work collaboratively with local partners and communities.
We welcome support and input from anyone interested in helping us make a difference. Contact us to get involved, ask questions, or share your experiences.
Key features:
- Local community engagement and partnership working.
- Focus on practical improvements in mental health services.
- Opportunities for individuals and organisations to contribute and participate.
For more information, you can read and download our Key Interventions Report.