Black, Asian and ethnic minority (BAME) communities have been hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, both in terms of the health and economic impact.
Voluntary organisations supporting the BAME community have also been hit hard by the pandemic. Research by the Ubele Initiative shows that nine out of 10 micro and small BAME organisations are at risk of closing within three months due to the coronavirus.
The research helped prompt the convening of BAME-led infrastructure and community groups from across England, which has led to the co-creation of the Phoenix Fund. The initiative will support a network of BAME charities and groups in England that are working in communities to provide essential services and support, and education tailored to BAME young people.
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