These services are provided by partnership member organisations.
Spiral’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...
Read MoreVCSE Maternal Mental Health Prototypes Maternal mental health link worker support in North Cumbria, Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Northumberland VCSE Maternal Mental Health Prototypes; four VCSE-based social prescribing link work prototypes...
Read MoreCumbria Safe Haven We are a mental health service providing support through one-to-one appointments and community drop-in sessions. The support we provide is intervention-based, helping people to understand and manage...
Read MoreEat for Better Business Enlivening businesses and individuals through sound nutrition advice. Improve productivity and safety with good nutrition. Bring your staff together for an hour or a full-day exploring...
Read MoreCitizen’s Advice Copeland We provide free, confidential and impartial advice. We can help you with all sorts of issues, whoever you are and whatever your problem. You may have relationships,...
Read MoreYouth Groups We run weekly youth groups at The Colours Building in Whitehaven, offering young people a safe, welcoming space to relax, have fun, make friends, and feel supported. These...
Read MoreConfidential alcohol and drug services for young people The CADAS team is available to offer friendly and non-judgemental advice surrounding alcohol and drug use or can provide more intensive support...
Read MoreThe Windmill Trust Creative therapy sessions for children and young people at risk of long term mental health issues, support for parents/carers, consultation and training for schools For more information,...
Read MoreCommunity for people who grew up in alcoholic and dysfunctional homes.
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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.








