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Fanon Resource Centre Culturally specific services

The Brixton Prison Well-Being & Recovery Strategy (BPWR) aims to improve the recovery and well-being of individuals upon their release from prison, particularly focusing on African and African Caribbean men. By fostering dialogue between statutory services and BME communities, we strive to ensure culturally specific services that address their unique needs. We are validating and implementing new initiatives for better service improvement and collaborative working between Mental Health Services and Criminal Justice Systems, making the DRE agenda a reality in Lambeth.

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Fanon Resource Centre Culturally specific services

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    1. Fanon Resource Centre Culturally specific services David Pinder david@southsidepartnership.org.uk 020 7737 9837

    2. Community Engagement Service User involvement Local BME Organizations Better Information 1st Recovery report focusing on this group African and African Caribbean mens’perceptions Appropriate and Responsive Services Prompt dialogue between statutory services & BME communities in Lambeth Making the DRE agenda a reality

    3. Our work Brixton Prison Well-Being & Recovery Strategy Recovery Toolkit Cultural Competency & Leadership Somali Dual Diagnosis

    4. Brixton Prison Well-Being & Recovery Strategy (BPWR) To ascertain the support elements needed to stay well upon release from prison through the use of a Recovery focused approach; To validate and trial initiatives that will contribute to service improvement at HMP Brixton and embed them into in-reach team practice and resettlement packages by the end of the project; Encourage more collaborative working between the Mental Health Services and Criminal Justice Systems to improve the recovery and wellbeing aspect of the Lambeth Resettlement Strategy

    6. David Pinder david@southsidepartnership.org.uk 020 7737 9837

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