Often, organisations are unaware of the existence of the many Black and Minority Ethnic groups that may be effected by the services they offer.

Communication and consultation with these divergent groups is often lacking and the experience is generally unsatisfactory.

We have developed a database and directory which we feel will be a very useful vehicle to enable organisations to better understand and identify BME community groups effected by their services and provides valuable background information on the religious and cultural differences of people who have migrated to the UK.

Customised to your organisations particular needs It will help employees understand the plight that many of these groups have experienced and provides a database of relevant organisations who may be contacted for help and guidance about communicating effectively with their community.

It is aimed at primarily at managers who now find themselves having to deal with issues unfamiliar with their own cultural experience.

When engaging and relating to BME communities, it is essential that those who consult have both productive and well established relations with BME groups and organisations within a particular region or locality.

Lamajo have worked with many major organisations, including BBC Wales, Welsh Development Agency (WDA), Various Regional Police Forces, The National Assembly for Wales, The Probation Service, The Prison Service, and Barnardos. South Wales Magistrates Courts Committee (SWMCC), and Her Majesty’s Courts Service.

If your organisation is increasingly having to consult and consider BME groups within your sphere of influence, this manual is for you. Call us to discuss how we can help you and create a tailored version just for your particular circumstances.

Tel: 01792 535272

or download our sample chapters