ABOUT POWERUP!


PowerUp! is a service user led project helping black and minority ethnic and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities in London engage with the mental health personalisation agenda

BME PERSONALISATION EVENT

"PowerUp! - the London personalisation project - is jointly holding an event looking at the opportunities and challenges of the personalisation agenda for BME communities. There will be keynote presentations bringing us up to date with policy as well as information sharing from grassroots BME service user led organisations and projects. This is likely to be an extremely popular event so bookings will strictly be on a first come first served basis" Read more....

CAN YOU HELP

Paid discussion facilitators and note takers are needed for the Making It Happen event on Friday 30th March 2012. If you are free and can help, please contact Raza

Power Up Almost Final Report

Read Raza's almost final report detailing the work of PowerUp!. This report will be finalised after the BME Personalisation event. Read report

POWER UP! WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU

Do you identify or work with service users from black and minority ethnic or lesbian gay bisexual or transgender communities? Do you want PowerUp! to contact you or give a talk to your group or event? Then contact PowerUp! Co-ordinator Raza Griffiths for more information.

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SPN AGM

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