Our Team
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Dr Akosua Ofosu-Asiedu
Founder & Director – SafeSpaces FMHS CIC
Biography
Dr Akosua Ofosu-Asiedu is a GP trainee and Sports Doctor with a passion for youth mental health, community wellbeing, and culturally informed care. Through SafeSpaces, she works alongside the wider team to support young people and families through education, advocacy, and emotionally safe spaces.
Nulu Nawanyanga
Director – SafeSpaces FMHS CIC
Biography
Nulu is a Director of SafeSpaces FMHS, Doctoral Trainee Counselling Psychologist and Psychotherapist, and qualified Hypnotherapist. She is passionate about supporting the mental health and wellbeing of African families, creating safe and empowering spaces for parents and young people aged 8–18. Through her work, she combines therapeutic practice, psychological understanding, and community engagement to provide culturally informed support, advocacy, and guidance.
Tiffany Ampiah
Director of Safe Spaces FMHS CIC
Biography
I am a Director of Safe Spaces FMHS CIC and a qualified Mental Health Nurse with experience across acute inpatient, forensic, community mental health, and crisis assessment services. Throughout my career, I have supported individuals and families experiencing a wide range of complex mental health challenges, undertaking comprehensive assessments, risk management, care planning, and crisis intervention.
I am passionate about improving mental health outcomes through compassionate, culturally responsive care and reducing inequalities in access to mental health support. My professional experience has given me valuable insight into the impact that mental health difficulties can have on children, young people, adults, and their families. I am particularly committed to supporting African and Afro-Caribbean communities by promoting mental health awareness, early intervention, advocacy, and access to appropriate services and support.
Diana Yosef.
Co-Lead Social Media and Communications Officer.
Biography
She supports Safe Spaces by managing digital communications and creating engaging content that reflects the organisation’s mission. She helps raise awareness of programmes, events, and resources while fostering positive community engagement and ensuring families feel informed, supported, and connected.
Utomi Omezie
Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator
Biography
Hi, I’m Utomi, the Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator at SafeSpaces. I support community engagement by helping create inclusive, trauma-informed spaces, coordinating outreach initiatives, and connecting individuals and families with supportive wellbeing resources.
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SafeSpaces FMHS CIC is a community-focused organisation supporting the emotional
wellbeing and mental health of children, young people, and families, particularly within Black
African and Black British communities.
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