These services offer regularly scheduled groups designed to help individuals through peer discussion, or simply as a safe place to relax with others in similar situations.
Family Support Groups We run a range of Family Support Groups with a focus on Communication and Language between babies & young children and their parents/carers. The groups we currently...
Read MoreSpiral’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 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 More1:1 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 MoreThe Freedom Project The Freedom Project offers support and counselling for anyone affected by domestic violence or abuse. Their services include: – One to One counselling for victims/survivors – One...
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 MoreSt. Mary’s Baby & Toddler Group Accompany your child to our supportive, safe and fun group for anyone caring for a preschool child to connect with other people who care...
Read MoreWestfield 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...
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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.








