for other church leaders from the community to emulate.

Archdeacon Daniel Kajumba, Committee for Ethnic Minority Anglican Concerns, uses his high office in serving 'the very least of these' and has consistently supported the campaign work of BMH UK. He continues to open door to the most senior members of the Church of England who would not otherwise be aware of BMH UKs work and the injustices faced by some of most vulnerable in society.

United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Right's Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent The inclusion of issues raised by BMH UK in the UNWGPAD's report presented to the United Nations General Assembly Human Rights Council in August 2013, has for the first time put the treatment of people fromthe UK's African Caribbean communities who come in contact with mental health services on to the international human rights agenda.BMH UK's director Matilda MacAttram raised human rights concerns about the treatment of black patients detained within mental health services in the UK with the United Nations Working Group on People of African Descent at the 12th session of their working group in Geneva in March 2013.