These services are provided by partnership member organisations.
Mental Health Awareness Courses We offer short courses delivered to local organisations, schools, and businesses, designed to raise awareness and improve mental wellbeing. Our courses provide practical knowledge, tools, and...
Read MoreConfidential addiction services for young people Here at CADAS we understand the impact a person’s substance use can have on their loved ones or carers. Our Family & Friends Service...
Read MoreCake & 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 at 2.30pm...
Read MoreFlexible, inclusive and accessible playing opportunities for players to access football at various levels.
Read MoreWelfare 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 decisions and...
Read MoreGrowing Well – Egremont Growing Well offers mental health support in a horticulture setting. You don’t need a formal mental health diagnosis but just to recognise that you need support....
Read MoreWalking Football Our inclusive walking football group offers a friendly and supportive (re)introduction to movement, designed for people of all abilities and experience levels. Whether you’re returning to physical activity...
Read MoreVulture Club Health and Wellbeing Recovery Centre On the edge of Whitehaven town centre, the Vulture Club supports its members in their recovery from addiction and social isolation or other...
Read MoreWednesday 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 other. Newspapers,...
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Connecting people in West Cumbria with mental health support services in the community.
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.








