In the community:The IMHA service will work with qualifying patients who are under Supervised Community Treatment (CTOs) and live within the Barnsley Metropolitan Council Local Authority boundaries.In hospital and secure settings:We will work with any patient who is detained under the Mental Health Act (qualifying sections) within the Barnsley Metropolitan Council Local Authority area. This includes qualifying patients who are placed in hospitals or other secure settings within the Barnsley boundaries, but do not otherwise live in the area. The advocates will work with the clients to ensure that they understand their rights, understand any treatments being discussed and have a say in discussions about their care. If the patient has been assessed as lacking capacity to instruct an advocate, we will use Non-instructed Advocacy to ensure that the client is still at the centre of all care planning and decisions.The service is free to access and is independent from all other services
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Barnsley Advocacy Service (RPR)
S70 2EG, < 1 mile from this service
Tag: Advocacy
Paid Representative service for individuals in the Barnsley borough who meet the criteria of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (Independent Mental Capacity Advocates), (Expansion of Role) Regulations 2006, and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards.
The service provides advocacy to all vulnerable adults within the Barnsley local authority boundary. You may be an older person, have a physical or learning disability, long term health condition or substance use problem. If you are struggling to access services or don’t feel you are being listened to, we can advocate on your behalf. We will operate a Waiting List at times and priority will be given to those who have previously been detained under the Mental Health Act and qualify for s117 aftercare
Supported accommodation project with self-contained flats with additional communal area. Staff available 9.00am - 5.00pm Mon - Fri. Weekly drop-in for tenants held on Monday.
Tenants can now contact Rethink's telephone helpline, Lincsline, out of hours and bank holidays.
6 self-contained flats, with communal facilities. Staff available 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday. There is a weekly drop-in for tenants held on a Monday.
Tenants can now contact Rethink's telephone helpline, Lincsline, out of hours and bank holidays.
6 self-contained flats. Staff available 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday. A weekly drop-in for tenants is held on Monday.
Tenants can now contact Rethink's telephone helpline, Lincsline, out of hours and bank holidays.
The service provides independent advocacy support for people who have been assessed to lack the capacity to make specific decisions and have no one appropriate for the decision makers to consult with. The advocacy involves ascertaining clients’ wishes, feelings, beliefs, and values relating to decisions on serious medical treatment, changes of accommodation, during the care review processes or Adult Safeguarding processes. The advocates are independent of the person making the decision and will represent the client within meetings and discussions, submitting a report which raises considerations which the decision maker should take in to account. The advocate will question and challenge any decision that appears not to be in the client’s best interest. This service is free to access and independent of all other services.
The Independent Care Act Advocacy Service is for people who have substantial difficulty in representing themselves through the Local Authority’s care and support processes. If they have no-one who is appropriate to support and represent them, an advocate from our team will empower them to be as involved as possible. The service aim is for people’s wishes, feelings and needs to be at the heart of the assessment, care planning and review processes; and to maximise their understanding and involvement in any Safeguarding Enquiry or Safeguarding Adult Review.
The service is free to access and is independent from all other services.
Cedar House provides short-term accommodation for people experiencing a mental health crisis. The service has 4 beds 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.
Cedar House is a 24-hour respite service, offering respite to people who have a mental illness and require time away from their home. Cedar House offers a restful home away from home where staff can provide support, reassurance, sign-posting, and clients can also access groups and activities as part of their stay.
