It can be difficult to ask for help and there is still much stigma associated with mental health. When people come to us for support, our response is warm and welcoming. Our staff and volunteers are helpful and friendly. We don’t judge people.

will then work with you to agree a care plan to help meet your individual needs

Having good mental health helps us relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more. We have expert advice and practical tips to help you look after your mental health and wellbeing.

We can help if you need support to overcome issues stopping you from getting a good quality, affordable place to live

We work to champion the importance of relationships in society and in the media.

Marie Cunningham offers weekly mindfulness and meditation classes to advance the health/well-being & self-esteem of those who attend her workshops

Open Door North East aim to support individuals in re-engaging with the asylum system in order to take control of their own circumstances.

Our aim is to: Empower our clients to make choices that positively impact upon their lives; Support them in identifying personal strengths; and Assist and support them to challenge social inequalities.

Counselling and telephone support and advice for people who have experienced bereavement

Operate a helpline for those in crisis or seeking immediate emotional support related to suicide (young people up to 35 years)

munity allotment that offers men/women of all ages a friendly place to develop their skills in outdoor activities, such as gardening, construction or conservation and meet like minded people.

Set in Berwick Hills, Bransby Court has 13 self-contained one-bedroom flats spread over three floors of the building. We provide support for adults aged 18 and over, with a range of mental health needs.