West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
Managing Mental Health & Wellbeing
These services offer advice and support with managing your general mental health and wellbeing.
Mental 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 MoreMillom Safe Space
From Mind in Furness"Safe Space" is a weekly drop-in session open to anybody aged 18 and over and provides a safe place for anybody experiencing poor mental wellbeing.
Read MoreMindline Cumbria
From Carlisle & Eden MindMindline Cumbria is run by Carlisle and Eden Mind, but is available for individuals all over Cumbria. It provides practical information about mental health, services and support. They can help...
Read MoreOne to One and Group Sessions
From TogetherWeTalk1 to 1 and group sessions covering a range of different interventions and techniques.
Read MoreOne to One Consultations
One to One Consultations Nutrition analysis and advice to target your own needs and desires. Personal nutrition coaching just for you. Exploring your issues and clarifying your goals is a...
Read MoreSkills@Home
From Home to WorkSkills@Home Skills@Home is a part of the Skills4You project. For more information on Skills4You click the link below: Skills4You – West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership (wcmhp.org.uk) Skills@Home prepares those Learners...
Read MoreSpiral – Preventing the Effects of Bullying
From Spiral CumbriaSpiral’s aim is to prevent the effects bullying has on young people and families by providing emotional education, to give them the tools they can use to manage difficult situations...
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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.
