Clinics

  • Coronary Heart Disease Information Advice and Education Clinic (CDIAEC)
  • Smoking Cessation Clinic
  • Health Promotion Seminars
  • Clinical Therapeutic Massage
  • Asthma Clinic
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FUTURE CLINICS
  • Diabetics Clinic
  • Wellman Clinic
  • Substance Misuse Clinic

Projects

 
Projects Image Public Policy Active Citizen-
ship Project (PPAC)

The project aims to facilitate the process of Black & Minority Ethnic Community participation and engagement into the new policy and planning structures.

BME Men's Health Project

The main aim of the BME Men's health project is to increase access to appropriate preventative advice, information and services.

Cultural Diversity Training Health Unit (CDTHU)

The Unit will deliver Equality and Cultural Diversity Training to those particular organisations dealing with BME Community Health within the Mainstream, Voluntary and the Private sector.

National BME Community Health Development Project

A two year initiative which will involve undertaking a 3-Phased programme of BME Community Health & Development in a number of Health Board Areas across Scotland.

What is REACH?

REACH Community Health Project has been an innovator in the voluntary sector through its development of a triangulated approach to the health needs of the Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) community at both the grass root and strategic level.

Culturally Sensitive Service Provision Unit
Policy & Research UnitCultural Diversity Training Health Unit

REACH's Triangulated Formula

Founded in 2001 by Shehla Ihsan REACH is dedicated to bridging the gap in healthcare services for BME communities across Scotland. REACH's vision is to see multi-cultural societies in which all people have equal access to appropriate health services. Its mission is to empower BME communities by ensuring that their health needs are fully met. In keeping with this, REACH strives towards working for the BME community from the young to mid-range age and older people in partnership with statutory, private and other voluntary organizations.

Our objectives are:

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Membership OPEN

We are currently updating our membership scheme, hence offering one year free membership open to our service users, volunteers, network agencies, partners, all voluntary, private and mainstream organisations including individual community members who will benefit from our

membership scheme. Becoming a member will offer ample opportunities for networking with BME Groups, voluntary, academic and statutory organisations and people within the BME communities. More so, we will hope that by being a member of REACH will have a

mutual benefit for everyone who has an interest in addressing health inequality in Scotland especially emphasising the needs of disadvantaged communities such as, BME communities (including Asylum Seeker, Refuge groups and new individuals from

new EU accession countries)

 

Please give us a call for more details and benefits of membership

on 0141 585 8022 or email us at admin@REACHhealth.org.uk

 

 

For more details please visit the News section of the site.