Mental Health Bassetlaw

Emotional support and counselling for people affected by cancer and long-term health conditions.

Aurora Wellbeing cancer information page containing guidance on how to spot the early signs of different cancers, how to check your body for changes, and what to do if you notice anything that worries you.

BCVS can connect you to a volunteering opportunity if you are looking for a way to meet new people, learn new skills, and improve your mental health in this way. BCVS also host the social prescribing link worker service and link workers can support people with a variety of different needs such as signposting to […]

Providing a 12-week programme supporting mental health and wellbeing tailored around any health related conditions. Access the scheme by speaking with a healthcare professional who will refer you to one of our fantastic BPL Leisure Centres. Retfordreferrals@bpl.org.uk Worksopreferrals@bpl.org.uk Bircotesreferrals@bpl.org.uk

111 – Select the mental health option. The crisis line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to people of all ages. If you’re in a mental health crisis, call the crisis line anytime of the day or night, and we can arrange for you to speak with a mental health professional. […]

Get Out Get Active (GOGA) with Bassetlaw Action Centre supports adult mental well being by providing fun, safe and inclusive activities for adults who are inactive or have a long-term heath condition with:
Women Walk Talk
Men Walk Talk
Stay Pawsative

Harmless deliver an all age self harm support service with information, training and consultancy about self harm to individuals who self harm, their friends, families and professionals with a view to promoting health and recovery, reducing isolation and distress, and by increasing awareness and skill in intervention.

In Sam’s name is a mental health support group for women 18 years + in North Nottinghamshire who have either been through a challenging time or are currently going through a challenging time. In Sam’s name encourages women to speak out and our groups give the chance for women to speak in confidence to one […]

JOEL – To support families after the devastation of pregnancy and baby loss, through subsequent pregnancy and parenting. We aim to celebrate a family as a whole and break the taboo associated with baby loss. A baby born after a loss is known as a rainbow baby. JOEL The Complete Package – Supporting families through […]

We help people 18 years+ to improve their wellbeing and mental health through volunteer conservation and wildlife gardening in Nottinghamshire.

People are changing their lives step by step, doing useful work with supportive company, surrounded by nature at the Muddy Fork garden.

Outdoor support focused on gardening activities, willow craft, bee keeping, or very gentle conversation with a cuppa in the garden.

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Talking therapies is a free and confidential NHS service designed to help with common mental health problems such as stress, anxiety and depression.

Anyone aged 18 years or over and registered with a Bassetlaw GP can access support, though a GP referral is not necessary as you can self-refer.

We are a free service and here to offer support, information and guidance to anyone 18 years or older in or nearing a mental health crisis. Our team is ready to listen and waiting to hear from you. Our opening hours are from 4pm till 11pm every day of the year seven nights a week. We have a telephone support service open […]

Nottinghamshire Mind offers different kinds of services and support, they are designed with everyone in mind and will meet each individuals needs.

A horticultural-based environmental social enterprise, based in Langwith, on the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire border, providing services to: the unemployed recovering drug and alcohol misusers ex-offenders people with learning disabilities people with mental and physical ill health ex-service personnel older isolated people and people with dementia. Rhubarb Farm use the therapeutic organic horticulture model for developing skills, confidence and […]

By texting the word ‘NOTTS’ to 85258, residents can access Shout’s free, confidential text messaging support at any time of day or night

The Tomorrow Project is a confidential suicide prevention programme for all ages to support individuals and communities to prevent suicide. We deliver a suicide crisis service and a police-referral suicide bereavement service, along with information, advice and emotional support to anyone who is feeling suicidal, anyone affected by suicide (friend, family, community members) and professionals who are worried about someone they are supporting.