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Please find below details of the latest briefing from the Race Equality Foundation's Better Health collection.

The importance of promoting mental health in children and young people from black and minority ethnic communities
http://better-health.org.uk/briefings/importance-promoting-mental-health-children-and-young-people-black-and-minority-ethnic-com

This briefing looks at the policy framework for mental health service provision and provides examples of existing practice which promote mental health for black and minority ethnic children and young people. It also highlights the impact of poor or incomplete data on commissioning and provision of mental health services for black and minority ethnic children and young people. This briefing also looks at specific factors that put children and young people from black and minority ethnic communities at risk of developing mental health problems as well as protective factors that can help build resilience.

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Kat

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Kat Clayton

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