The Charity's objects are to protect and preserve good health and well-being in particular by promoting the good health and well-being of marginalised communities through engagement, education, support services, professional advice and training.

Black Health Agency (formerly BHAF) was established in 1990 as a response to the lack of service provision to Black communities related to HIV / AIDS. BHA has always prided itself in being one the biggest charities to tackle the issues surrounding Black sexual health in the UK and in recent years the agency has widened its remit to incorporate a broader range of health services for Black African, Caribbean, South and South East Asian and marginalised communities. Black Health Agency aims to challenge health inequalities for BME and marginalised communities and to make a positive contribution in health provision and service delivery. By using our expertise in the field of health, social care policy and service development we aim to provide efficient and appropriate advice and services to communities at grass root level.

Black sexual health
HIV/AIDS
Social inclusion
Capacity Building