West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
Services 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.
Sing For Fun
Dave Camlin – Sing For Fun “If you can talk, you can sing!” A free opportunity to feel uplifted by singing together! Sing for Fun is for anyone looking to...
Read MoreWalking Football
Walking 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 More1:1 Support for adults and young people 11+
From AlwaysAnotherWay1:1 Support Our one-to-one sessions provide personalised, early support focused on wellbeing, emotional resilience, and practical coping strategies. While we are not trained counsellors or therapists, our work offers a...
Read MoreWestfield Community Choir
Westfield Community Choir A fun and social group singing all sorts of songs. All abilities welcome! Tuesdays 1.15pm in church. Address: St. Marys Church, Westfield. Salisbury Street Workington CA14 3TA...
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 MoreWelfare 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 decisions and...
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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.
