Black and minority ethnic parents with mental health problems and their children
Greene, R.; Pugh, R.; and Roberts, D., Social Care Institute for Excellence, SCIE Research Briefing 29, September 2008
This briefing covers research that helps to understand the experiences of black and minority ethnic families where one or both parents have severe or enduring mental health problems and where children are under the age of 18. The briefing does not include older people (those aged 65 and over), dementia, detailed evaluations of services and interventions, or experiences of particular services.
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The Reaching Out Project: Report on preliminary consultations May - July 2005
Gaudion, A., Maternity Alliance and Medact, June 2006
This report gives a summary of ‘Reaching Out’, a pilot project to improve access to maternity services for highly marginalised black and minority ethnic women.  The project targeted pregnant women and families with young infants to discern their healthcare needs, and improve access to support services, benefits and antenatal and postnatal care.
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Family Fund, The
The Family Fund provides grants to families caring for a severely disabled child in the UK.
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