Our Projects
Enhancing vaccine confidence across ethnic minority communities
PRESS RELEASE
Mistrust is among the main factors influencing vaccine uptake in ethnic minority groups
As part of the collaboration for change initiative REACH is thrilled to have worked alongside the University Aberdeen and multiple community organisations from across the Read More --------------------------------------
- Service User Experience
- Your REACH Service Experience
My NHS Experience
-
The counselling I had from REACH was really helpful and I wish there are more like REACH's mental health counselling service. Best wishes
Jonathan
Tab 2
REACH Community Health Project
REACH Community Health Project is a national third sector organisation with a key strategic role in improving the health, wellbeing and health care provision of Ethnic Minority (EM) communities in Scotland. REACH has units engaged in culturally sensitive Service Provision, Policy and Research as well as Training and Development. These areas of expertise act to mutually reinforce one another and the Triangulated Formula makes REACH uniquely placed to tackle health inequalities and service barriers faced by EM communities.
Read MoreProject and Services
We ensure that our projects and services are delivered in a culturally competent and linguistically appropriate manner, making certain that they are sensitive to the needs of our primary service users who are from Ethnic Minority (EM) communities in Scotland. Our services are also accessed by the Scottish indigenous communities and everyone residing Read More
Policy and Research
REACH believes that health planning and legislation should be based on the best available research and evidence. To this end, REACH engages in its own research and policy work in order to influence change with regards to Ethnic Minority (EM) Health. In addition to producing community led studies into EM health needs Read More
Equality and Cultural Diversity Training Health Unit
REACH is delivering an innovative programme to assist Minority Ethnic Communities, inclding Refugee groups, to access suitable training, volunteering and employment opportunities through the "Employability & Health: Black & Minority Ethnic Skills Development Path Training Programme (BME SDPTP). This is supported by the Scottish Government and Glasgow's Regeneration Agency. Read More