Who our support is for
Our services are primarily for men aged 16–45 from Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities across the UK who:
- Are experiencing mental health or emotional wellbeing challenges
- Feel isolated, under pressure, or overwhelmed
- Would benefit from peer support, shared understanding, or guidance
- Are seeking culturally informed, non-judgemental spaces to talk openly and safely
What support looks like
Support through YANG SELI may include:
- Peer mentoring and lived-experience support
- Facilitated group discussions (online and in person)
- Practical workshops, activities, and wellbeing-focused sessions
All support is delivered in a way that is respectful, inclusive, trauma-aware, and culturally sensitive.
What we do not provide
YANG SELI does not provide:
- Clinical diagnosis or treatment
- Emergency or crisis mental health care
If you or someone else needs urgent support, please contact:
NHS 111
Samaritans on 116 123 (UK)
999 in an emergency
Samaritans on 116 123 (UK)
999 in an emergency
Where appropriate, we can offer information, guidance, and signposting to professional and statutory services.
Our Commitment
All support is delivered with safeguarding, confidentiality, dignity, and respect at its core.
