Birmingham and Solihull Experience of Care Campaign

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• Tag: Advice and helplines

Our Advice Service gives practical advice to adults living in England who are affected by mental illness. We advise people with a mental health problem, their friends, families and carers. We advise professionals who may want to know more about mental illness and how they can support the person they are working with. The Advice Service are expertly trained in a range of issues, including; mental health conditions, access to care and treatment, different medications and treatments, individual rights under the Mental Health Act, social care, and welfare benefits. We give advice to carers about their rights and how they can support the person they care for. Calls to our Advice Service cost the same as when you call a local number. You can e-mail or write to us for advice and we aim to respond within 3 working days.

• S7 1NB, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Advice and helplines

• DA11 0BQ, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Community support

This service involves taking particularly vulnerable refugees from a range of countries and resettling them in the UK in Kent. The families are provided with intense support when arriving into UK as well as supporting becoming independent and integrated within the community.

• DY1 1RT, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Community Support

The Sanctuary Hub is a safe place where you can access support outside of usual mental health service hours. Our dedicated team are friendly, warm, enthusiastic, reliable and responsive to individual needs. We are all experienced and trained mental health recovery workers who provide person-centred support. People who use the Sanctuary Hub are at the heart of our vision and we believe everyone should be treated with respect.

• WS3 2EX, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Community Support

The Sanctuary Hub is a safe place where you can access support outside of usual mental health service hours. Our dedicated team are friendly, warm, enthusiastic, reliable and responsive to individual needs. We are all experienced and trained mental health recovery workers who provide person-centred support. People who use the Sanctuary Hub are at the heart of our vision and we believe everyone should be treated with respect.

• HA3 5BD, < 1 mile from this service
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• BA14 6JQ, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Community Support

A new, strengths-based recovery and peer support service to enable people to access the right support at the right time. The Access Community Mental Health’s experienced team will walk alongside people on their journey of recovery. This includes: • tailored plans with each individual, focusing on their strengths and interests • regular reviews to support people to achieve their goals • enable people to be more connected in their community • a trained and friendly staff team • seven day a week telephone helpline The Access Community Mental Health team will also help plan for next steps. Referral: Self referral or direct through health professional

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• Tag: Community support

Our Rethink Brent Mental Health Service offers Community navigation service to young adults aged 16-25 years. We provide emotional and practical support to improve your recovery journey. The service is funded by Central North West London NHS Trust (CNWL) who we work in close partnership with delivering the service. Services we offer: We can support you with benefits, housing, employment, education and support you to access Brent community Services. We will work with you as an individual & offer a tailored service to meet your needs. How to access the service: If you want to access the service, please contact the service and provide us with your details. You can also speak to your CNWL worker or GP to refer you to our services. The service is delivered in a range of community locations across the Borough of Brent. To Access the Service • Must be 16-25 years old • Reside in Brent (live, work or be accessing services in Brent) Email: Brentyoungadults@rethink.org or call 07775697854

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• Tag: Community Support

Our East Devon Community Outreach service are a team of Mental Health Recovery Workers providing mental health support to those in their own homes in the community. We provide weekly support to those with a support package through Devon Partnership Trust NHS and Devon County Council. We provide recovery based support to meet the needs of the individual.