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Childhood mental health issues – Early intervention to improve adult mental ill-health
Good mental health is more than just the absence of mental illness. Good mental health allows a person to flourish and fully enjoy life. Everyone experiences down times in life. But it’s the ability...
Women in Prison– Breaking the Cycle
At the start of 2021, there were approximately 3,100 women in prison in the UK. Ministers have been criticised recently, for including plans to create 500 new spaces for women...
The Recovery College – A Revolutionary Approach To Mental Health Recovery
The Recovery College (by Bridge Support) supports personal recovery from mental ill-health through learning achievement. We help people focus on what they...
Does a Recovery College Need To Be Run By The NHS?
There’s no doubt that the need for robust mental health services is greater than ever, putting even more pressure on our overstretched NHS. Currently, there are around 70 NHS-run...
World Mental Health Day 2021
World Mental Health Day takes place on 10 October, and for 2021 we will be highlighting "mental health in an unequal world". For those of us experiencing mental illness, we live in an unequal world....
Where do community mental health services fit into integrated care systems (ICS)?
Since 2018, relationships between strategic care partners – the NHS, local councils, the voluntary, community and social enterprise sectors – have grown, leading in many cases to better and more...
How do we support people with forensic history and mental ill health in the community?
The answer is not always hospital. Providing community mental health services for people who have a forensic history is complex. As well as the needs of the individual, you must also safeguard...
How the way we work benefits our clients and stakeholders
Too many people with mental health issues remain in hospital unnecessarily because they’re aren’t many viable alternatives. At Bridge, we understand the complexities of providing mental health...
How we remove the barriers to finding the right place to call home for those in mental health recovery
Living in safe, well maintained housing has been proven to have a positive impact on mental health. But for some people with mental health problems, there can be multiple barriers to negotiate when trying to access or maintain the right place to call home.
Experienced support both for those seeking housing and for those already in their own homes is essential when navigating a path back to independent living.
How our Women Only service provides a safe space vital for recovery
Our Women Only services create a safe and supportive space, exclusively for women and free from avoidable trauma or distraction created when working with male support workers. Our clients are then able to completely focus resources, both theirs and ours, on recovery and develop the skills and resilience they need to be able to live independent, fulfilled lives in the community.
24 Hour Support
Medium Support
Flexible Community Support
Forensic Services
Recovery College
Women Only
How you can work with us
As well as the normal tendering process, you can commission our services in the following ways:
- Use our contact form
- Pick up the phone to speak to us on 020 8298 9677
- Email us to discuss spot contracting OR delivery of a bespoke service that meets your needs
