On behalf of the NHS, we provide practical and emotional support to people in Newcastle who are experiencing mental illness. We help people to access key community resources in the city, to get the support they need.
Who we’re here for
We support adults with mental health issues across Newcastle to get the support they need in their community. Many members of our amazing team of Community Mental Health Workers have lived experience of mental ill-health – they know what it’s like, because they’ve been there too.
The support we offer
We offer:
- Help to people who are struggling to access support for their mental health.
- A team of Community Mental Health Workers with lived experience of mental health issues.
- A community development-based approach to mental health transformation.
We are here to support people to attend groups and key community support, to help them to gain the confidence to access activities and services to improve their mental health.
If you are feeling worried or anxious, you may also find extra guidance and self-help ideas in our Advice Hub.
Our aim is to help people to improve the quality and sustainability of their lives. We do this by developing and building community groups, to establish strong communities that can support individuals in the right way and at the right time.
How to access our support
If you’d like to use our service, or you’re a health and social care professional referring someone else, please use our online referral form below.
Once you get in touch with us, one of our Community Mental Health Workers will get in touch with you by phone within 48 hours to discuss your needs. Then they will follow up with tailored support to fit your situation.
For more information
For more information, you can contact: smi.support@everyturn.org
