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Bristol Community Support Services
Services and Groups |Last updated: 04/02/2025
Bristol Community Services is a part of Bristol Services - Help when You Need It. We provide floating one-to-one support in the community to individuals aged 16+ within the area covered by Bristol City Council. We aim to make a positive difference in their lives.
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Bristol Ethnic Inclusion Service (part of Bristol Community Support services)
Services and Groups |Last updated: 07/02/2025
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.
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What our supporters tell us
1 min read |Last updated: 19/06/2024
What our supporters tell us People severely affected by mental illness deserve: the right support, quality housing, meaningful employment, good physical health, social connections, and judgement-free life. That’s why Rethink Mental Illness exists. But are our services, helplines, and peer support groups achieving that for people? We spoke to people...
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Bristol Community Services - Help When You Need It
Services and Groups |Last updated: 28/02/2025
Bristol Community Services - help when you need it. This is a Rethink Mental Services in Bristol which comprises of: - Bristol Community Services - Bristol Carer Service - Bristol Ethnic Inclusion Service
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Bristol Carer Service
Services and Groups |Last updated: 24/03/2025
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.
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