The following are all resources and services specifically catered for the Black community.


London Based

The Black Woman’s Mental Health Project Range of services for black women who have experienced mental and emotional distress. Can refer people to counselling services.
Hammersmith Crisis Centre and Abayomi We offer Counselling and psychotherapy for adults from the African Caribbean community.	020 8741 3335 182 Hammersmith Road, London W6 7DJ020 8741 3335
The Oremi Centre Our center offers a wide range of facilities providing a space for the personal achievement and mental well-being of African and Caribbean people.	020 8964 0033 Unit 3 Trellick Tower 5 Golborne Road LONDON W10 5PA Jenny.webb@hestia.org
Waltham Forest Black People’s Mental Health Association Our aim is to provide a forum for black people and people from other ethnic minorities to meet, discuss and raise awareness of mental health needs in the community. BPMHA is a voluntary organisation managed by a management committee made up of volunteers.	0208 509 2646 2 Priory Avenue, Walthamstow, London, E17 7QP bpmha@lineone.net http://www.bpmha.org/menu.htm
Southall Black Sisters West London based charity established in 1979 to provide information, advice, advocacy, counselling and practical help for women of colour who are or have been victims of gender based violence.	http://www.southallblacksisters.org.uk/services/
NLMCC (North London Muslim Community Centre) The North London Muslim Community Centre supports all people of all backgrounds in a way that is culturally appropriate to the needs of the Muslim community.	02088061147 66 – 68 Cazenove Road, N16 6AA http://www.nlmcc.org.uk/
Nafsiyat Project London (Islington) based organisation specialising in Intercultural Therapy, offering therapy and counselling in 22 languages including Amharic, Ga, Twi and Yoruba.	020 7561 1884 Unit 4, Clifton House, 42/43, Clifton Terace, London N4 3JP admin@nafsiyat.org.uk http://www.nafsiyat.org.uk/
The Maya Centre London-based organisation providing free long term counselling and psychological support to some of the most vulnerable women in our community; women who have experienced severe trauma through domestic violence, abuse in childhood or overseas in war and conflict.	020 7281 8970 http://www.mayacentre.org.uk/
Camden Local Council Directory of BME focused mental health services in the North London borough of Camden.	https://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/content/contacts/council-contacts/social-care-and-health/contacts-for-black-and-ethnic-minorities-mental-health/
Barnet, Enfield and Haringey NHS Trust Directory of services in the North London boroughs which fall within the trust which are geared specifically for BME communities.	http://www.beh-mht.nhs.uk/patients-and-carers/black-and-ethnic-minority-support.htm
Michael Opoku-Forfieh South East London based Integrative Therapist with 16 years’ experience. He has worked with people from multiple communities and in a range of settings and situations including schools, prisons and doctor’s surgeries. He provides support for people dealing with several personal difficulties including addictions, anxiety, depression, bereavement and stress.	07931 412168 http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/michael-opoku-forfieh-msc-therapeutic-counselli
Anthony Johnson Counselling South London based Black British counsellor experienced in Person-Based Counselling. He has been running his practice since 2002 and focuses on working with the black community. He also has experience working with people from the LGBTQ community, people dealing with addiction issues and people suffering from HIV/AIDS.	07904 139590 http://anthonyjohnson-counselling.co.uk/
Black Thrive Black Thrive was set up to bring together everyone interested in addressing issues surrounding mental health for Black people to ensure that resources and programs are well coordinated.	https://www.blackthrive.org.uk/what-we-do