Culturally-appropriate Schizophrenia Psychological Education Resources focus group

Would you like to help develop a learning resource to improve African Caribbean families’ knowledge and understanding of schizophrenia?

You are invited to take part in the second phase of the research if you are 18 -29 years old and a family member, relative or carer to someone with African Caribbean heritage diagnosed with schizophrenia.

The University of Manchester would like to hear your views about what should go in the resource at a focus group which will be held on Wednesday 5 October at 6-8:30pm at the Coupland 1 Building, The University of Manchester.

This research is funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) Programme.

For further information and to get involved contact Dr Dawn Edge, Principle Investigator, on 0161 275 2570, or email: [email protected], or contact Dr Henna Lemetyinen, Research Project Manager, on 0161 275 7435, or email: [email protected]