AMET is a charitable incorporated organisation (registered charity 1192825). Its trustees are responsible for governance, the charitable purposes of the organisation and appropriate oversight of its activities. Operational tasks and community sessions are carried out by authorised staff, volunteers and specialist contributors within defined responsibilities.
AMET aims to combine community knowledge and lived experience with appropriate governance, safeguarding and practical delivery controls. Participants should be able to understand who is responsible for their session and how to raise a concern.
The current register of trustees is maintained by the Charity Commission for England and Wales. View AMET’s official trustee details through the Charity Commission.
View the existing AMET people profiles.
For café access, referrals and service information, contact AMET through the main contact page. For governance, partnership or safeguarding concerns, use the appropriate route described in the policies and contact information published on this site.
Our published policies explain how AMET approaches safeguarding. Please contact us if you need these materials in an accessible format or in another language.