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2Care Winston House provides innovative, community based rehabilitation and recovery services for people with long term mental health conditions – predominantly from the East of England. 2Care was founded in 1929 as the SOS Society to provide shelter for the homeless during the great depression. Over the years their work has changed to meet demand and today they provide support and care to people with complex mental health needs. 2Care offers five mental health rehabilitation and recovery services plus a specialist dementia service in London.

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AIM provides drop in and support services to people experiencing mental health problems in the Epping Forest District. AIM also promotes mental health, delivers workshops & provides drop ins to young people age 13-19 years through local schools, college and youth organisations. AIM is committed to working in partnership across the community. They aim to raise awareness and combat the stigma of mental health for the benefit of all.

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The Arbours Association is a registered charity providing personal, psychotherapeutic support and places to live outside mental hospital for people in emotional distress.

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Community Mental Health Teams include community psychiatric nurses, occupational therapists and assistants, psychologists, approved social workers, support workers, psychiatrists and staff grade doctors. The teams work with patients in their own homes, clinics and the Community Mental Health Resource Centres. The teams carry out comprehensive health and social care assessments and prepare, implement and evaluate care plans in accordance with the Care Programme Approach. All initial assessments are carried out by a qualified worker e.g. community mental health nurse, social worker, occupational therapist or other professional as appropriate. If on-going care is required, a care co-ordinator is assigned. Help with mental health problems Monday to Friday 9am-5pm

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Community Mental Health Teams include community psychiatric nurses, occupational therapists and assistants, psychologists, approved social workers, support workers, psychiatrists and staff grade doctors. The teams work with patients in their own homes, clinics and the Community Mental Health Resource Centres. The teams carry out comprehensive health and social care assessments and prepare, implement and evaluate care plans in accordance with the Care Programme Approach. All initial assessments are carried out by a qualified worker e.g. community mental health nurse, social worker, occupational therapist or other professional as appropriate. If on-going care is required, a care co-ordinator is assigned. Help with mental health problems Monday to Friday 9am-5pm

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Service offered: assessment and treatment of patients with severe, complex and enduring mental health difficulties Open Monday - Friday 0900 - 1700

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Community Mental Health Teams include community psychiatric nurses, occupational therapists and assistants, psychologists, approved social workers, support workers, psychiatrists and staff grade doctors. The teams work with patients in their own homes, clinics and the Community Mental Health Resource Centres. The teams carry out comprehensive health and social care assessments and prepare, implement and evaluate care plans in accordance with the Care Programme Approach. All initial assessments are carried out by a qualified worker e.g. community mental health nurse, social worker, occupational therapist or other professional as appropriate. If on-going care is required, a care co-ordinator is assigned. Help for people with mental health problems Monday to Friday 9am-5pm

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There are six Community Mental Health Teams (CMHT) supporting older people requiring specialist mental health services in south Essex. Referrals are also accepted for people under the age of 65 with early onset dementia who are referred to older adult psychiatrist for specialist intervention.

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The project recruits, trains and supports volunteer befrienders for people with severe mental illness. Service users are matched on a one-to-one basis with a volunteer who supports them to pursue social opportunities in the community tackling isolation. Group befriending and social activities also offered.

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Aims to raise awareness of voice hearing,visions,tactile sensations and other sensory experiences. Mettings at Panorama House Fortnightly -Tuesday 5-6.30pm