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- You can contact our Emergency Duty Team on 0300 456 4546: 5.30pm to 8am Monday to Thursdays 4.30pm Friday to 8.30am Monday, or Bank Holidays. If a person is in immediate danger call 999. Emergencies could include: you suspect a child is being abused you suspect a…
- For disabled people in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Campaigns on local and national issues to stop discrimination and improve services and rights for disabled people. Is not a service provider but will provide information and informal peer support where possible. Current priorities include: Access issues Access…
Meetings: 3rd Thursday of every other month, times variable, at an accessible venue in central Nottingham.
- ABLEize, the UK’s largest disability and health care directory are very concerned about many of the mental health support services being unavailable due to a massive increase in demand during Coronavirus (COVID-19) isolation and fears that results in many of the major mental health support…
- The purpose of Nottinghamshire Mind is to provide services for people with mental health issues. It delivers services and support to the most vulnerable in our community, including education and information groups for men and women, promoting recovery and emotional wellbeing. We offer: Counselling…
Various dates and times
- Nottinghamshire PHEW Groups (Parents Health & Emotional Wellbeing) Who are these groups for? Time limited support group for Nottinghamshire parents to be and parents who have a child aged 0-5, where a parent is experiencing mild to moderate mental health difficulties, such as anxiety, low…
- Nottinghamshire Talking therapies is a free and confidential NHS service designed to help with common mental health problems such as stress, anxiety and depression. Anyone aged 18 years or over and registered with a GP can access support, though a GP referral is not necessary…
- Our Information, Advice & Guidance (IAG) Service is Nottingham and Nottinghamshire’s specialist signposting service, commissioned specifically to support autistic people aged 16 and over who are awaiting an autism diagnosis. Our Nottinghamshire Autism Alliance meets on a regular basis providing a network to share good…
- Our Memory Cafe runs every Wednesday from 11 am until 2pm. Aimed at people who have dementia and their carers. We provide a range of activities for men to do including board games, arts and crafts, floristry, making micro gardens, music for memory, jigsaws other…
Wednesdays 11am - 2pm
- We run a programme of drop in cafes, sports and games programmes, workshops, courses, skills share work etc at our Edge site. We have created a safe space for men of all ages to come to, to belong to, for advice, help and support. We aim…
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
- We have started a programme of fitness, health and wellbeing activities with funding from the Health Lottery for women of all ages. We run regular sessions for women at the EDGE and OASIS. Sports/gams sessions both activities like pool, darts, table tennis, table football, nine…
Saturday Evenings (once a month) and other sessional times