Bristol Community Support Services

• BS2 8UA, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Carer support

Often the person you are supporting is a family member such as a partner, wife, husband, son, daughter or a friend. Whether or not you think you are a ‘carer’, support is available. We help over 200 people a year across Bristol who are looking for advice, support or information.

• BS2 8UH, < 1 mile from this service
• Tag: Community support

The Bristol Ethnic Inclusion Service partners with Bristol Community Support Services to provide responsive mental health support tailored to the needs of individuals from ethnically diverse backgrounds. Rethink Bristol services help individuals improve their quality of life through personalised, one-to-one support to access community resources. The Ethnic Inclusion Service collaborates with statutory mental health teams and community organisations to enhance service accessibility for ethnically diverse communities. We understand that individuals may prefer to communicate in languages other than English, and interpreter services are available to support these needs.

• BS2 8UA, < 1 mile from this service
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• BA5 2EQ, 18 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Burcott Road is a supported housing service for people aged 18 years and over, who are living with a mental illness, and have low-level needs. It consists of six self-contained flats with residence parking facilities and a communal garden. The service provides housing related support to people who are at risk of not accessing or sustaining a home because of their mental health, vulnerability and/or a history of housing related problems. People can stay in the service for up to two years. The aim is to move people on to lead more independent lives in their own accommodation. If residents require additional support that isn’t housing related they will be signposted to appropriate services. While there is no staff office onsite, a floating support service is offered.

• BA5 1QH, 18 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Keward House is a supported housing service for people aged 18 years and above, who are living with a mental illness and have low-to-medium needs. It has 19 rooms divided into four suites, each with communal kitchens, bathroom and lounge areas within one large building. The service provides housing-related support to people who are at risk of not accessing or sustaining a home because of their mental health, vulnerability and/or a history of housing related problems. People can stay in the service for up to two years. The aim is to move people on to lead more independent lives in their own accommodation. If residents require additional support that isn’t housing related they will be signposted to appropriate services. Staff are based in an office on site.

• BA14 0FA, 19 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Rowan House is an intensive support service designed to promote recovery and improve social inclusion for adults with mental illness. It also supports peoples transition back to community living. The service is commissioned and regulated by Wiltshire Council. It is not Care Quality Commission Registered Care, nor is it solely housing-related support, but provides an innovative approach to the delivery of time-limited, outcome-focused care and support tailored to each persons needs. The service is delivered in accommodation provided by Selwood Housing. Short term support is provided by Rethink Mental Illness, up to a maximum of two years.

• BA14 6JQ, 20 miles from this service
• Tag: Community support

The Rethink Mental Illness Wiltshire Mental Health Inclusion Service provides a community mental health service for those in Wiltshire. It is to help support you if you are feeling isolated or lonely due to your mental health and create opportunities of growth to access your local community. The service is jointly funded by Wiltshire Council and the Wiltshire Commissioning Group. We offer one-to-one support tailored to your needs, helping you to overcome mental health barriers to being involved and included in your local community. With this direct support you will be allocated an Inclusion Coach who will provide emotional and practical support towards a focused goal. With a gradual, step-by-step approach the aim will be to help you access community services and/or help you get involved with your community. Who We Support... • Those who suffer with mental ill-health, and • Are aged 16 years and over, and • Are a Wiltshire resident (or registered with a GP within Wiltshire) How to Refer to the Service... • If you wish to make a self-referral then please get in touch by calling: 07467 764171 or emailing: WiltsMHIS@rethink.org • If you are a professional or someone making a referral on behalf of an individual we would ask you to complete our referral form which can be downloaded (in WORD format) by clicking the button to follow.

• BA12 8RB, 24 miles from this service
• Tag: Nursing and residential care

At The Mead we believe that anyone who suffers from mental illness has the opportunity to live life to the full. The Mead offers 24-hour support, so there are always trained staff on hand to support residents and deal with any problems that might arise. Each resident has a ‘key worker’ who takes a special interest in their wellbeing, supporting them in what they wish to achieve while living at the home. This could include taking a college course, improving daily-living skills, working towards managing their own medication, or working to improve self-confidence. Staff work in a person-centred way to support each resident to achieve their goals. The service aims to support residents to become independent and move on to either a lower level support service or their own accommodation.

• GL5 2LB, 25 miles from this service
• Tag: Housing

Our service in Stroud offers independent, quality housing to tenants with mental health needs. We support people to achieve personal goals, offer emotional and practical support with day-to-day living, and help develop skills to live independently in the community in order to build a meaningful quality of life as defined by them. We will: - • Provide a safe and supportive environment • Agree a plan of support with tenants including weekly contact with a key worker • Offer listening, reassurance, guidance and practical assistance, and emotional support • Help people gain skills that can equip them for independent living – • Empower service users and enable them to have their say about the service • Work with other agencies to ensure tenants receive appropriate and well organised support • Create a culture where people of all backgrounds and experiences feel appreciated and valued