Clinks Report | Shockingly desperate times for women

Thousands of vulnerable women are at risk of spiralling into further poverty, drugs and crime, unless their needs are properly understood and addressed.

“They are phoning and saying, ‘I haven’t eaten for two days. Can somebody help me?'”

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 360 | 19th September 2014

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Clinks Event | Race, mental health and criminal justice

Race, mental health and criminal justice:

Better practice, integration and patient experience

6th November, 10.00am - 4.00pm | central London | free

Evidence shows that people with mental health problems from Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities are more likely to access services via the Criminal Justice System (CJS).