Promoting race equality
We seek to explore discrimination and disadvantage, and use that knowledge to help overcome barriers and promote race equality in health, housing and social care. Learn more
Health & Care
Find out more about our work on health, well-being, and social care through our Better Health briefings and a range of other projects and reports
Children & Families
Find out more about our work on safeguarding, adoption, and family support through our projects, including the evidenced based SFSC programme
Housing
Find award winning work on housing, including our range of Better Housing briefings and a range of resources on ethnic disparities within the housing market
Community
Explore resources and commentary on a range of issues including criminal justice, poverty and economic disadvantage, and the wider environment
Supporting our work
Help us highlight inequality and work to ensure all communities receive the support and services they need. Please help us to do this by making a donation.
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We are a registered charity (No.1051096, registered in England. Reg. No.3121679).
News
24Nov
Dementia Newsletter November 2020
The Dementia Programme has come to an end with the 21 projects providing a range of support, information, activities and advice to black, Asian and minority ethnic people living with dementia, their families, and friends. Read the full newsletter here.
20Nov
Taking Action to Improve the Health and Wellbeing of BAME Pregnant Women
Did you know that black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) women are up to five times more likely to die during pregnancy and birth than white British women? If you did, do you understand the reasons why? Maternity Action and the Race Equality Foundation ran a webinar to explore why BAME women are at disproportionate […]
16Nov
Statement on the long awaited reports on deaths of people with learning disabilities from Covid 19
Statement from the Valuing People’s Alliance Two reports published last week shone a light on the health inequalities that people with learning disabilities face. The papers by Public Health England and the University of Bristol found that, in comparison to the general population, people with learning disabilities were between 3.6 and 6 times more likely […]
Recent posts

Study with UCL on COVID-19 and Ethnicity
University College London (UCL), has received £1.4 million from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) to better understand the impact of COVID-19 on
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Better support for BAME people living with Dementia
Race Equality Foundation has been awarded a grant by the Department of Health and Social Care to lead a programme with Black South West Network, Caribbean African Health Network and
Read moreMeeting rooms for hire
The Foundation’s training rooms are a modern suite of meeting rooms in a refurbished warehouse building. Located in a fully accessible building five minutes’ walk from Kentish Town underground/rail stations, our comfortable facilities offers the space and services you need to run a successful event.
We have two rooms that can be used for a variety of events – seminars, workshops, training and meetings. Both rooms have wide windows with natural light. The rooms are available Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
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- Option to hire full day or half day
- Fully wheelchair accessible rooms
- Friendly and flexible staff to support your event organisation
- Excellent modern equipment and facilities
- Catering available
Our Achievements
We have been around for thirty years and have achieved much in that time, find out about our history and proudest moments here
Latest Projects
Strengthening BAME Inclusion in Health and Wellbeing Services
This project was initiated as a result of conversations between Race Equality Foundation, Flourishing Lives, and
BAME people living with Dementia
Race Equality Foundation has been awarded a grant by the Department of Health and Social Care
Race Equity Collaboratives
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disproportionate and negative impact on people from black, Asian, and
Blood pressure testing for African and Caribbean men
Black Caribbean and African men are at high risk of developing high blood pressure. What is high
Briefing papers
Evaluation reports
Past projects
Happy parents
What's On
All training courses (Including SFSC facilitator and advanced training), seminars, conferences and other dissemination and policy events can be found here.
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Briefings & Reports
Find all Better Health and Better Housing Briefing papers here, responding to specific issues, pulling together research and identifying how these can improve practice. Also here are a number of other reports produced by the Foundation.
Explore our resources
SFSC
Information for parents and practitioners on the evidenced based parenting programme Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities, including training dates, programme evaluations, and current projects.
Learn more about SFSC