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Is this service for me?

Seeking help for ourselves can be daunting, particularly for our mental health. Our outreach project ensures no one misses out. It starts with wellbeing – we can regularly be found at venues around the borough where we can easily connect with people who may be in need.

Our specialist support is suitable for all mental health issues including more complex needs and crisis support. If you are feeling overwhelmed with stress, battling with addiction, experiencing social exclusion, domestic violence or any other situation impacting on your mental health and wellbeing we can help.

We particularly welcome individuals from ethnic minority groups, the LGBTQI+ community and those living with addiction or domestic violence.

What can I expect?

A warm welcome! Come and have a chat or book a private session. In these sessions we explore the nature of any difficulties being experienced by individuals, or their loved ones, and find the most suitable services for issues being faced which we can signpost or refer you to.

We offer a free wellbeing assessment, the opportunity to book a confidential meeting with a member of our outreach team and up to six, one-to-one consultations. We can work with you to create a support plan and provide advocacy support to ensure that your voice is heard and you are listened to.

Our Peer Crisis Prevention Worker delivers face-to-face crisis support in the community and runs a weekly drop in hub.

How do I access this service?

To find out more, or book a consultation, contact our Outreach team by emailing [email protected] Alternatively, please use our referral form and one of our team will be in touch to discuss next steps

To find out when we are next at the Vineyard Community Centre, Whitton Community Centre or the Castlenau Centre, please get in touch.

If you are a community organisation working within the boroughs of Richmond or Kingston we can help you identify the mental health needs of your local community, visit, give a talk and even talk to members of your community face-to-face or online.

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