Helping Black and minority families access the services they're entitled to
Precious Counselling & Mentoring CIC, in partnership with Mind in Enfield & Barnet, provides free advocacy support so you can obtain advice, information and access to the services you need.
Protecting your rights and amplifying your voice
An advocate helps you navigate systems that can feel confusing or intimidating, and makes sure your perspective is properly considered by the services making decisions about your life — for Black and ethnic communities across Enfield and Barnet, this support is complimentary.
Refer a family or ask a questionFour ways we can support you
Non-statutory support
Practical, non-legally mandated support to help you access the services and information you're entitled to.
A collective voice
People with shared experiences come together to strengthen their collective voice and offer each other mutual support.
Lived experience
Advocates with lived mental health experience help others manage similar challenges, drawing on what actually worked for them.
IMHAs, IMCAs & Care Act support
Independent Mental Health Advocates (IMHAs), Independent Mental Capacity Advocates (IMCAs), and Care Act 2014 advocates.
Need an advocate in your corner?
Whether it's housing, welfare, health or social care — reach out and we'll talk through the right kind of support for your situation.