West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
Mental Health Partnership
Support Services
For people in need of mental health support.
Who are these services relevant to?
These services are aimed at supporting people who may be experiencing anxiety, depression or other issues which are having an impact on their mental health & wellbeing.
If you are unsure if a service is what you need, get in touch with the providing organisation through the details on their service or our Contact Page and they will be happy to provide advice and guide you to support that’s right for you.
The partners
Our partnership is led by Groundwork North East & Cumbria. For more information about the organisations delivering the support services, please visit our About Us page.
Need Help Now
If you are in crisis and need immediate help, please visit our Crisis Page
by clicking the Get Help Now button.
by clicking the Get Help Now button.
Welcoming the North Cumbria Recovery College to the WCMHP website!
We are always updating our website with new services, so to make our latest or upcoming additions stand out we’ll be featuring them here. Be sure to check back regularly for more updates!
If you represent a mental health organisation and wish to get in touch about having your support information listed on our website or find out more about the West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership, please send us a message via our contact form.
North Cumbria Recovery College
From TogetherWeProviding courses to adults aged 18+ that help individuals better manage their mental and physical health and wellbeing, increasing hope and resilience...
Read MoreServices for 18 and over
These support services are available to people aged 18 and over. If you’re interested or unsure if any of our services are right for you, get in touch with the provider for help and advice via our Contact Us page.
Wellness Walks
From Mental Health North WestSafe, accessible walks led by qualified guides. The walks give people a chance to engage with nature & have a good talk...
Read MoreCake & Craft
Cake & Craft Come and bring your craft or have some of ours. Eat cake, have a natter and make newfriends. A friendly and supportive group taking place...
Read MoreAdult Children of Alcoholics
From Adult Children of AlcoholicsCommunity for people who grew up in alcoholic and dysfunctional homes.
Read MoreOur Funding
Supporting the work we do
The West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership is led by Groundwork NE & Cumbria and is funded with a grant received from the Cumbria Community Foundation through the Transforming West Cumbria Programme funded by Sellafield Ltd.
For more information on these organisations click the icons below to visit their websites:
For more information on these organisations click the icons below to visit their websites:
Services for under 18's
These support services are available for people under 18. If you’re interested or unsure if any of our services are right for you, get in touch with the provider for help and advice via our Contact Us page.
Welfare benefits
Welfare Benefits We can help with a full range of specialist benefits advice; from benefit checks and understanding entitlement, help with form filling and making applications to challenging...
Read MoreWednesday Warm Welcome Breakfast
Wednesday Warm Welcome Breakfast Come and join us for breakfast! There is a great range of food and drinks. A great community group who are supportive of each...
Read MoreMental Health Support for Young People
From AlwaysAnotherWayLow level mental health support for young people through 121 support sessions, mentoring, group work, workshops, youth club, schools-based support.
Read MoreNews
Learn more about partnership activities and hear from people we've worked with
West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
Connecting people in West Cumbria with mental health support services in the community.
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Partnership Administration & Funding
The West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership is led by Groundwork NE & Cumbria with Together We and is funded with a grant received from the Cumbria Community Foundation through the Transforming West Cumbria Programme funded by Sellafield Ltd.
