across the regions.

Voice of Africa Radio, Alkebu-lan Revivalist Movement, consistent inclusion of BMH UK's news and campaigns in their empowering weekly broadcasting reaching out to the heart of the black community's has ensured our work has been communicated to sections of the community who do not use mainstream media.

Campaigns

Michelle Fullerton & family, since getting in contact with BMH UK days after the tragic death of Johnathan Malia just three weeks into the beginning of 2013, this family have faced a David and Goliath battle, to uncover exactly how this physically healthy 24-year-old died, after seeking help from mental health services as a voluntary patient.

Their decision to continue this battle in the face of an inquest verdict of 'natural causes' in October shows the strength of their resolve, whichof legal challenges that have silenced many.

Their refusal to keep quiet and go away for the past 14 years has meant that the Sylvester's have in many ways also become the voice of so many families of service users who have also lost their lives at the hands of the police.

Ajibola Lewis, Justice for Seni campaign, was catapulted into a campaign for justice in 2010, after staff at South London & Maudsley (SLAM) NHS Trust called in a squad of officers, to restrain her son, Olaseni Lewis, for 45 minutes, just 24 hours after he had been admitted as a voluntary patient.

Her pursuit to uncover the truth as to what happened to her son, who would have completed his PhD by now, has taken her and her family