Mary Seacole House

Mary Seacole House is a multicultural mental health charity and a resource service for people from primarily BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee) communities who are living with mental health issues and who also encounter racism or discrimination in their day to day lives.

Mary Seacole House offers a wide and varied range of support aiming to develop the confidence of people using the service.

Support can be delivered on a one to one basis or within a group setting. Within the group sessions we offer activity based learning and development as well as leisure and relaxation sessions.

Services we provide:

Day Service 

Individuals have access to emotional and practical support, including a range of activities which will promote independence and offer the opportunity to learn new skills.

Advocacy Service 

The Advocacy Service endeavours to address the needs of our culturally diverse communities within the Liverpool area, along with providing community based services which primarily supports and encourages people from BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority, Ethnic and Refugees) communities to challenge inappropriate practices and treatment within the mental health system and health & social care system.

BAMER Family Service

Family support service for Black, Asian, Minorities Ethnic and Refugee communities within Liverpool to address Mental Health and Wellbeing.

We provide emotional and practical support for BAMER families, providing language support, cultural support, education and training, advocacy and advice. Health awareness, Esol & Physical activities.

* Online Zoom classes, sessions, health and peer support  - all with language support (Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Spanish and French) if available.

Support into accessing additional services, Support worker 1-1

Training

We offer service users Peer Advocacy and Positive Progress Training. For more training events, please click here: Mary Seacole House Events | Eventbrite

Students 

Placements are available for Universities and colleges for students studying Social Work and Health & Social Care.

Volunteers

Volunteers can work throughout the whole organisation.