TUVAA Community Mental Health Project
Our Community Mental Health aims to establish a sustainable, community-owned mental health support network that reduces stigma, strengthens resilience, improves wellbeing and increases access to employment and support services.
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Strategic Objectives
Improve mental health awareness and reduce stigma.
Build community resilience through peer-led interventions.
Increase access to culturally appropriate mental health support.
Develop local leadership and employment pathways.
Strengthen partnerships with the NHS, DWP, schools, and local organisations.
Create a sustainable and replicable community wellbeing model.
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Target Communities and Geographic Focus
Priority beneficiaries
The project prioritises communities most affected by:
Poverty
Social isolation
Discrimination
Digital exclusion
Limited access to mental health services
Key beneficiary groups
Black, African, Caribbean, and minority ethnic communities
Refugees and asylum seekers
Young people aged 14–26
Women and single parents
Low-income households
Recently settled migrants
Delivery areas
Primary delivery locations include SO14, SO15 and SO16
Services will operate through trusted community venues, faith centres, youth hubs, and
wellbeing cafés.
