Mental health services in the UK are not doing enough to help people of colour deal with the impact of racism, according to a new report that called for reforming legislation to address systemic racial inequalities. The report, from the Centre for Mental Health, the Diana Award and UK Youth, comes following a three-year programme to involve young Black people in efforts to redesign mental health support and outlines the barriers they face in accessing it. Called Young Changemakers, the programme involved more than 100 young people aged 14 to 25 who led social action projects starting in 2021 t…