North East Lincs Helpline (Lincsline)

• DN33 1RN, 2 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

Field View Crisis accommodation offers 3 Crisis beds and 2 Respite beds for people experiencing mental health problems or mental illness. It provides support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The maximum stay for Crisis beds is 7 nights. The service also provides a telephone support service, Lincsline, for anyone affected by mental health issues in North East Lincolnshire. This is available 5pm-9am Monday to Friday and 24 hours on weekends and bank holidays.

• DN2 5BU, 42 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

The outreach worker post provides support for people leaving the recovery house. The outreach workers aim is to meet the variety of support needs people leaving the recovery house have and provide suitable emotional and practical solutions that meet the recovery outcomes of each individual.

• DN2 5BU, 42 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

The in-reach worker facilitates early discharge from inpatient units and support resettlement back into the community. The in-reach workers aim is to meet the variety of support needs people have and provide suitable emotional and practical solutions that meet the recovery outcomes of each individual. A vital part of the in-reach workers role is to work and liaise effectively with partner agencies and other local services.

• DN2 5BU, 42 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

Doncaster Crisis Accommodation provides short-term accommodation for people experiencing a mental health crisis. The service has 4 beds, which can be accessed for a maximum of 7 nights, during which time staff will provide emotional and practical support over a 24 hour period to assist people using the service to resolve their crisis. The service works in partnership with the statutory Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team. The service also provides a 24 hour helpline which provides support and information relating to mental health issues.

• DN2 5BU, 42 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

Weekly workshops delivering a range of activities, chosen by group participants, includes: Assertiveness and confidence, Relaxation techniques, Drumming Workshops, Arts and Craft. Coping strategies (list not exclusive)

• S7 1NB, 58 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

The Sheffield Crisis House provides short term support to individuals experiencing acute mental health crisis. The service is accessible to adults aged 18 and above, and has 6 beds with communal areas such as kitchen, lounge, and garden. The service is staffed 24 hours per day, 7 days a week and staff work in partnership with Sheffield Health and Social Care. Referrals to the Crisis House can be made via community mental health teams (CMHTs) and directly from Liaison Psychiatry at the hospital. We do not accept self-referrals.

• S35 1TP, 58 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

The service offers supported housing to adults over the age of 18 with mental health difficulties. The services consists of 8 self-contained flats, with access to a communal garden, lounge and laundry facilities. Staff offer floating support to support the individual manage their tenancy and lead a fulfilling independent life. Staff are available Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. Please email to request the link to the referral portal.

• S7 1NB, 59 miles from this service
• Tag: Crisis

Rethink Mental Illness in Sheffield is now able to offer Outreach intervention. The intervention includes up to 6 weeks of additional support for individuals that have been discharged from the Crisis House, helping to resolve the causes of the original crisis and implement plans to avoid future crisis. Support is provided face-to-face, by telephone, or through a mixture of the two.

• S35 1TP, 64 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Sheffield Outreach Service provides support to adults living with mental health problems in their own homes and around the community of Sheffield. Support is delivered according to a person-centred and collaborative care plan, and individualised to each client. This can be short-term focused support, up to longer-term to provide ongoing support. Mental Health Recovery Workers support individuals on a 1:1 basis to wok towards recovery and promote independence, by setting goals and providing both practical and emotional support. Workers provide emotional support to manage and maintain mental wellbeing. Examples of practical support may include accessing the community, using public transport, support to arrange and attend appointments, manage housing, support to access community groups and resources, manage and improve nutrition. Referrals are made by via the Sheffield Support and Independence Framework via the brokerage system with Sheffield City Council but enquiries can be made via the office telephone. Referral is directly through a health professional