The new Service is for adults affected by substance misuse who live in South Tyneside. North-East-based charity Humankind leads the new service, working in partnership with Spectrum Community Health CIC.

Do you want to influence the development of mental health services? Are the services you use meeting your needs? Have you got any suggestions or ideas you think may help? South Tyneside Mental Health User Voice Service can help you with all of these things

Moving Forward helps anyone who is affected by mental ill-health to get back on their feet.

Whether you’re concerned about yourself or a loved one, these mental health charities, organisations and support groups can offer expert advice.

Arts 4 Wellbeing is a community arts and wellbeing day opportunity service which offers therapeutic artistic and creative opportunities for adults with mental health issues, learning disabilities and/or physical disabilities, and those at risk of developing mental health issues or a feeling of isolation.

girls and women aged 11-25 – Bright Futures are a registered charity working with young women aged 11-25 to give them a brighter future by raising their self-esteem and confidence

If you need a listening ear or information to help you make decisions, we’re only a phone call away. We are here for adult carers, whether you are supporting another adult, a child, or a young person.

The Community Treatment Team provides a service for men and women over the age of 18 years who require a period of assessment and treatment.

The Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment Team is a team of experienced mental health staff, which includes nurses, social workers, psychiatrists and pharmacy staff. We offer assessment and home treatment for people over 16 experiencing a mental health crisis, as an alternative to hospital admission.

We support people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health support needs in Newcastle, South Tyneside and Cumbria.

Mental Health Concern North East Mental Health Concern is based in the North East of England and we provide a wide range of specialist mental health services, which are predominantly commissioned by the NHS and local authorities. We support many people with a wide range of mental health-related needs, including: people taking their final steps away from specialist mental health services and striving to get into work, education or training people recovering from severe mental ill-health, who require support over long periods of time people with severe dementia and complex challenging needs We believe that our innovative approach to developing services, coupled with close partnerships with the people who use them, enables us to provide high-quality care and support that helps people move on in their lives. Our services are clinician-led, providing a range of person-centred support with a focus on recovery.

WHiST provides a wide range of services to women over 16 years old in a safe and strictly confidential environment. Services address complex and enduring issues. Mental health, physical health, long term conditions and personal progression are contained within our counselling services, support groups, courses and activities, which are aimed at improving health and wellbeing.