West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
West Cumbria Mental Health Partnership
Always Another Way Services
Always Another Way are a local community interest company providing preventative mental health support services for children, young people and adults. Our team is from a wide range of backgrounds and are dedicated to the roles they play in the organisation and to making a difference in the community.
Alternative and Complimentary coping strategies
From AlwaysAnotherWayAlternative and Complimentary coping strategies We teach coping skills and management techniques through one to one or group sessions, tailored around the needs of the individual. We also help you...
Read MoreICan Be Happy Project
From AlwaysAnotherWayICan Be Happy Project Always Another Way are working alongside partner agencies to offer family support and self-help approaches to manage mental health through therapeutic one to ones, group work...
Read MoreCONNECT Mental Health Drop In
From AlwaysAnotherWayCONNECT Mental Health Drop-in Weekly sessions every Friday at 12-1:30pm in Whitehaven. An informal group setting where you can have a cuppa and chat with people in the same situation...
Read MoreColour Coded LGBTQ+ Support
From AlwaysAnotherWayColour Coded LGBTQ+ Support Our LGBTQ+ project for 11–24-year-olds and their families allows a safe space to be themselves, find information and advice, build confidence, and meet others. With planned...
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.
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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 and is funded with a grant received from the Cumbria Community Foundation through the Transforming West Cumbria Programme funded by Sellafield Ltd.
