Merton Unity Network (MUN) is a "collective voice" for Merton's black and minority ethnic (BME) communities.   MUN provides culturally appropriate support tailored to the needs of BME groups to enable them to maximise and sustain meaningful and positive service impact.  You can find out more about MUN via the following link.

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Merton's BME Forum

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MERTON'S BME STRATEGIC PLAN

The BME Strategic Plan for Merton which is the first of its kind was BME driven and led throughout its development.

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D.R.I.P

MUN's Development, Research & Development Project (DRIP) provides drop-in resource and a peer support network for the development and sustainability of Merton BME groups.  DRIP includes both an ICT hub and a Library (including research data) for easy access by groups.  DRIP was launched on 27 October 2008 and work is in progress to develop this project in partnership with local BME Groups through a Peer Support Network (PSN) who met for the first time on Thursday, 8th August 2008.  PSN will meet bi-monthly to pursue a range of tasks which will be coordinated through the following thematic sub-groups:

• Education (including Training)

• Health

• Housing/Regeneration/Planning

• Young  ]

                    > Intergenerational

• Elderly ]

• Social Enterprise

Further updates will be provided before the launch of DRIP and a separate web page will be created for DRIP's activities.