Our CAHN COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign has now launched!

CAHN is encouraging the members of our black community to take up the Vaccine, as this is a viable option to fight against Covid-19.

Watch the videos of the people from our black community sharing their experience with us. 

If you have any questions, please read our Covid-19 Vaccines Event Report.

Our Healthy Hearts 1 is back again this week, with a Nutrition seminar talk led by Dr Hibbah and her team. 

Followed by a quick 30mins physical activity session led by our physical instructor Dorretta Maynard-Hampson.

Tune in on:-

Date: Tuesday 20th April 2021

Time: 18:00hrs-19:00hrs

We look forward to welcoming you to our Healthy Hearts session.

Our Collective Community Response Meeting (CCRM) are fortnightly networking meetings opened to all to engage with our community.

Join our next meeting on:-

Date: Friday 23rd April 2021

Time: 13:00hrs-15:00hrs

We look forward to welcoming you to our Collective Community Response Meeting.

Please see the information about our weekly Health Hour sessions in April!

Registration is now open for the next weeks session- Week 4.

Date: Saturday 24th April 2021

Time: 11:00hrs-12:15hrs

Topic: In this week's Health Hour, we will be focusing on the topic Better Health - Tackling Health Inequalities.

Guest Speaker:

Dr Bola Owolabi, GP and Director of Health Inequalities, NHSE/I

Dr Diana Asante, GP

Dr Margaret Ikpoh, GP 

 
We look forward to welcoming you to our Health Hour session.

CAHN Black Health Improvement Programme (BHIP) - New!

The Black Health Improvement Programme (BHIP) is NOW available. BHIP is a culturally appropriate education, training and support to primary care staff and other healthcare professionals.
 
We are offering the BHIP programme funded/free to the GP practices and other primary care providers.

If you are keen to see your service develop into one that continuously helps to improve the health and wellbeing experience of the Caribbean and African people in Greater Manchester, book a training session by emailing bhip@cahn.org.uk

#BHIPbyCAHN 
#BlackHealthMattersGM 
#HealthInequalities  

CAHN Family and Advocacy Support Service

The Family Support Service aims to improve the lives of African and Caribbean children, young people and their families. It will provide culturally sensitive and targeted support for vulnerable African and Caribbean families who disproportionately face a range of complex issues and challenges.

Caribbean & African families are under-represented in receiving preventative support.

The poor working relationship between social workers and the Black community seems to have resulted from negative perceptions African and Caribbean families have about social workers and child protection procedures that unconsciously view black families, their culture and lifestyle as inherently problematic. This service aims to challenge the narrative.

For further information, contact us at info@cahn.org.uk or call our helpline on: 07710 022382.

Please share across to all your networks!

CAHN Domestic & Sexual Violence Service

We also continue to provide Domestic & sexual violence support during the lockdown. Contact us via our Domestic & Sexual Violence Helpline if you have experienced/or witnessed violence and in need of help.

Please email us at help@cahn.org.uk or call us on 07710 022382.

Or click HERE to complete our DSV Referral Form.

You are not alone. We are here to help.

CAHN Counselling Service

Although we are back in lockdown, you can still receive support from CAHN through our free and confidential, culturally and religiously appropriate counselling sessions with qualified professionals from the Caribbean and African community. 

Our counselling service and helpline are open to provide our community with the support they need during these unprecedented times.

Please click HERE to complete the Counselling Referral Form.

For further information, please contact us at www.cahn.org.uk

Do NOT suffer in silence!

CAHN Community Engagement

Here at CAHN, we love to support and encourage one another in our community to work together.

On our staff team, we have community engagement leads across 8-10 different localities networking and engaging with local black-led groups and organisations.

We offer platforms such as our Community Collective Response Meeting (CCRM) - the opportunity for local Black-led community groups and organisations; Statutory organisations working on inclusion; and even those planning community consultations and looking to have participants from the Caribbean & African community.

On this platform:-

- We shine a light on the great work of Black-led organisations

- We bring key stakeholders to engage with the community

- Current topics are discussed

- We empower one another

Contact us now - to book a slot on our CCRM platform and share your updates with the Caribbean and African community.

Email us at communityengagement@cahn.org.uk or call us at:

07853 984563.

Race Equality Foundation 

Media and Communications Manager - Job Vacancy

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced media and communications professional who is passionate about tackling racial inequality and wants to help shape our vision and impact.

For more details and to apply, see the full job advert below. 

Being Active

We must exercise every day to stay healthy.

Benefits

Did you know that exercise can reduce the risk of major diseases by up to 50%, such as heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and cancer, and reduce your risk of early death by up to 30%? Strong scientific evidence shows that physically active can help lead a healthier and happier life. 

Recommendations

At least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise every week. These can be physical activities such as cycling, fast walking, yoga, and dancing.

At CAHN, we have a Healthy Hearts session where you get the opportunity to work out and get advice from our qualified nutritionists on the day. This session happens every Tuesday evening from 6-7 pm.

(National Health Service, 2018)

Are you a business or organisation looking for a new partnership in #2021?

Do you have a passion to stop #health #inequalities?

Do you want to #support the #black community?

Well, CAHN would like to work you in #2021! 

For further, information please contact us at https://www.cahn.org.uk.

Do you have a passion to stop #health #inequalities?

Do you want to #support the #black community?

Become a CAHN Volunteer today!

Please complete our Volunteer Expression of Interest form to sign up. 

For further, information please contact us at https://www.cahn.org.uk.