PCREF PODCASTS
Introducing the 'PCREF Dialogues' podcasts
These podcasts delve into the crucial issues facing the African and Caribbean community.
This series on the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF) explores advocacy, mental health services, and the transformative potential of PCREF.
Join our host, Rudi Page, engaging in thought-provoking conversations with
members of the Catalyst team and our guest speakers.
Episode One
Introduction to the PCREF
In this first episode of PCREF Dialogues you will hear from core members of the Catalyst team Beverly Stephens and Sandra Griffiths speaking about PCREF and how it aligns with Catalyst’s mission.
Episode Two
Culturally Appropriate Advocacy
Dr. Karen Newbigging sheds light on the challenges faced by BME communities and examines how mental health services must undergo radical transformations to ensure equality and fairness for all.
Episode Three
The PCREF Advisors
Catalyst's PCREF advisors, Elizabeth Cherrington, Rena Blackwood and Mark Nelson provide valuable insights into the benefits that PCREF holds specifically for African and Caribbean communities.
New episodes will be added to this page from time to time.
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WHAT SOME MEMBERS THINK!
“MASH (originally part of National Mind) would have had a bleak future if not for the intervention of CATALYST to provide incubation, business planning and fundraising support. We look forward to the future with more confidence”
Tippa Naphtali / M.A.S.H
“We thank Catalyst 4 Change for providing an excellent support and incubation structure for the Fund and being the accountable body until we're at the stage where we can become a UK charitable organisation in our own right”
Jaki Miller / NMPMFF
“Red Alert looks forward to developing its 24-hour support line for families concerned about detained loved ones. We are grateful that CATALYST will help us to reach phase 2 of our 5-year development plan”
Kushi Amlak-Sakhu / Red Alert
