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Our Tilt Project Is Here To Stay

Our Tilt Project Is Here To Stay

by Nicolette | Mar 15, 2022 | About Bridge, Forensic Mental Health

Bridge are very pleased to announce that they will be providing their very successful Tilt project for a further five years. The program was originally tendered by Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust in 2013 and our partnership continues. Tilt has been a very successful...
Women in Prison– Breaking the Cycle

Women in Prison– Breaking the Cycle

by Nicolette | Dec 1, 2021 | Forensic Mental Health, Holistic Recovery

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 in prisons in...
Where do community mental health services fit into integrated care systems (ICS)?

Where do community mental health services fit into integrated care systems (ICS)?

by Nicolette | Sep 28, 2021 | Forensic Mental Health, Info for Commissioners

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 convenient health services for people in the UK. Such was the perceived...
How do we support people with forensic history and mental ill health in the community?

How do we support people with forensic history and mental ill health in the community?

by Nicolette | Sep 15, 2021 | Forensic Mental Health

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 the community, and bear in mind the burden on the taxpayer. Many...

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