Organisation
Address: Tiwanon - Pathum Thani road, Tha Sai, Mueang Nonthaburi Nonthaburi 11000
Country: Thailand
Email: contact@bmhh.co.th
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Bangkok Mental Health Hospital
Bangkok Mental Health Hospital
Bristol Independent Mental Health Network (BIMHN)
Bristol Independent Mental Health Network (BIMHN)
The Bristol Independent Mental Health Network (BIMHN) represents a diverse community of past, current and future users of Bristol’s mental health services, as well as those with lived experiences of mental health. Their work involves working with people with lived experience of mental health, providing a space for them to confidentially share their needs and experiences of services. They campaign for change by holding local providers of mental health services to account, and actively play a part the design and re-design of local mental health services. BIMHN also acts against discrimination, and promotes a positive understanding of mental health through education of individuals, employers and organisations.
Bristol Time to Change Hub
Bristol Time to Change Hub
Time to Change are a growing movement of people changing how we all think and act about mental health problems. Time to Change Bristol Hub is a partnership of local organisations and people who are committed to ending mental health stigma and discrimination. Time to Change Bristol is made up of the city council, Bristol Independent Mental Health Network (BIMHN), Wellbeans Initiative CIC and Rethink Bristol; with support from partners across the city – including employers, unions, universities, police and the NHS.
The Hub actively campaigns against mental health stigma in the Bristol area, delivers campaigning and anti-stigma training, funds anti-stigma work and activities of local individuals. The Time to Change Bristol hub is run by people with lived experience of mental health issues alongside organisations committed to challenging mental health stigma and discrimination. These organisations form the Bristol Anti Stigma Alliance (BASA), and is hosted as part of Thrive Bristol (which is a wider programme to improve the mental health and wellbeing of everyone in Bristol). The hub has a steering group made up of a wider partnership, with a Time to Change Champions group and hub co-ordinators group ensuring the work of the hub has lived experience of mental health leadership at its heart.
The Bristol Time to Change Hub frequently runs free training sessions for registered Time to Change Community Champions. Being a champion is a flexible and voluntary commitment. You can do what you have time for, and what you’re comfortable doing. Once you’ve become a champion, you’ll have access to Time to Change’s campaign portal and free training.
- Social Contact Training: the aim of this workshop is to develop participants’ skills, knowledge, understanding and confidence in opening up a conversation in everyday life to improve negative attitudes surrounding mental health. After completing this training you should be able to explain what social contact is and how to start conversations with others in everyday life; explain what lived experience is; challenge stereotypes and negative attitudes to mental health; use different ways to end conversations and to ask for help if necessary; use relevant resources on the Time To Change website and establish your own personal boundaries when having conversations.
- Speaking Out Training aims to build the confidence and skills of Time to Change Champions to speak out to an audience about mental health, including their own experience of mental health problems, and why we need to continue to challenge stigma. At the end of the course you will have prepared an outline of what to include about your personal experience when speaking at events about mental health and stigma, have identified some strengths as a public speaker ancd explored ways you can best prepare and protect yourself when speaking out about mental health stigma.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Callington Road Hospital Bus Service
Callington Road Hospital Bus Service
BIMHN launched a campaign to reinstate a regular bus service for Callington Road Hospital in South Bristol, which serves people with mental health problems. Since First bus terminated the number 36 in March 2015, and Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust withdrew its free bus shortly after, there has been no regular service stopping directly outside the hospital. A number of buses stop near the site, but require users to walk along a main road and through a poorly lit wooded area, which Avon and Somerset Police has actively discouraged people to walk though in low light. The lack of suitable transport to the site, which is a base for inpatient services, as well as the Crisis Service, Assessment and Recovery, and Complex Psychological Intervention, has affected many users, including patients, visitors and staff.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Fighting for the Crisis Line
Fighting for the Crisis Line
Fighting for the Crisis Line is the Bristol’s Crisis Line, a 24-hour telephone service that offers support and, if appropriate, immediate care pathways to those experience a mental health crisis, was to close. This was later revised to a ‘service re-design’, where the line remained open, but could only be made use of by people who have been referred to the line by professionals, or for people as part of their previously identified support.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Shine On – Suicide Prevention Campaign
Shine On – Suicide Prevention Campaign
Shine On is a campaign bringing together people and organisations across South Gloucestershire, Bristol and North Somerset to tackle the issue of suicide and raise awareness of the support available. BIMHN has an active part in this campaign, supporting events and promoting the activities taking place across the local area.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Organisation
Country: United Kingdom
Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind
Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind
At Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind we are passionate about positive wellbeing and provide support to local people who may experience mental health challenges.
Organisation
Country: United Kingdom
Email: enquiries@cpslmind.org.uk
Canadian Mental Health Associate North Bay and District
Canadian Mental Health Associate North Bay and District
Organisation
Address: 222 Main Street East North Bay, ON P1B1B1
Country: Canada
Email: contactus@nbd.cmha.ca
Chamberlain Foundation
Chamberlain Foundation
The Chamberlain Foundation is a suicide prevention and mental health charity providing support to organisation whose services help Australians prevent and recover from these experiences. They help fund programs that support Australia's first responders, volunteer emergency workers, service men and women and the wider community.
Organisation
Country: Australia
Email: info@chamberlainfoundation.org
CMHA Peel Dufferin
CMHA Peel Dufferin
CMHA Peel Dufferin is a community based mental health and addiction agency offering a full range of services, from 24/7 Crisis Support and Street Helpline, case management programs, to groups and peer services. Peer workers are present throughout CMHA PD's programs and at different levels of the organization. Recovery West drop in program is entirely peer run and offers opportunities for peers to get involved in supporting others through groups and other program opportunities.
Organisation
Address: 601-7700 Hurontario St Brampton, ON L6Y 4M3
Country: Canada
Postal Address: 106-60 West Drive Brampton, ON L6T 3T6
Email: info@cmhapeel.ca
Community Access Support Service (CASS)
Community Access Support Service (CASS)
The Community Access Support Service (CASS) works with community, equality and faith groups to improve awareness of mental health and provide better links to support services in Bristol. CASS supports the Hub in delivering its work.
Organisation
Country: United Kingdom
Email: info[@]cassbristol.org /
Community Addiction and Mental Health Services of Haldimand and Norfolk (CAMHS)
Community Addiction and Mental Health Services of Haldimand and Norfolk (CAMHS)
CAMHS is an ambulatory mental health and addiction (MHA) service and part of the regional psychiatric service. CAMHS offers clinical assessment and treatment of mental health issues for adults 16 years and over, addiction assessment and treatment for all ages, MHA crisis services including a 24/7 crisis line and emergency department psychiatric assessment in three non-Schedule 1 hospitals, and the MHA Peer Support Program. We have peer employees in the Peer Support Program and in our Addiction Mobile Outreach Team (AMOT), as well as an employee embedded in a partner agency serving individuals occupying the crisis stabilization beds. CAMHS has opportunities for our peer support worker staff to co-lead groups with our MHA clinicians/counselors. The Peer Support Program is responsible for running psychoeducational groups in our peer support day program and in communities across the two counties.
Organisation
Address: 101 Nanticoke Creek Parkway Townsend, ON N0A 1S0
Country: Canada
Email: ncandy@camhs.ca
Community Association for Psychosocial Services (CAPS)
Community Association for Psychosocial Services (CAPS)
Community Association for Psychosocial Services (CAPS) is a local non Governmental Organisation that enables traumatised individuals, families and communities to resume productive daily life functions and activities. Its mission is to facilitate the healing of traumatised survivors of torture, war and organised violence through psychosocial services to promote community culture for post war Reconstruction and Development. CAPS main intervention areas include Psychosocial Counselling, Training, Advocacy and Community Sensitization. Areas of expertise include:
- Psychosocial Counselling
- Training
- Assessment
- Advocacy
PARTNERS
- The Center for Victims of Torture (CVT)
- The Danish Institute Against Torture in Denmark (DIGNITY)
- The International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT)
- United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture (UNVFVT)
- Concern Worldwide Sierra Leone
- The Milton Margai College of Education and Technology
Organisation
Country: Sierra Leone
Email: enablingaccesscapspc@gmail.com
Community Mental Health and Psychiatry (CMHP)
Community Mental Health and Psychiatry (CMHP)
Community Mental Health & Psychiatry (CMHP) provides all inclusive services to more than 300 long-term service users in the mental health field. These include adults with a psychiatric diagnosis like Schizophrenia and children with severe and profound intellectual disabilities. No formal training is required to work in any position up to care giving, but a passion to serve people and assist clients to develop their full potential, is paramount. Social workers, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Nursing and other health related compliments will have to provide proof of registration. Students, who are not yet qualified, should provide proof from their Academic Institution.
Community Mental Health and Psychiatry (CMHP) manages various Mental Health related long-term facilities and group homes in the greater Cape Town and Boland area, Western Cape Province, for individuals with a psychiatric diagnosis. Their focus is mainly based on Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PSR) principles and models.
- Services: housing facilities for more than 300 clients and daily support services to many in which more than 110 employees assist with the day to day running of the facilities
- Facilities range from small "New Generation Homes" within communities, to more structured and supportive facilities in the city and on a "farm", as well as a frail care centre.
- Multidisciplinary team at Community Mental Health & Psychiatry includes a social worker, occupational therapist, professional nurses and other support staff.
- Community Mental Health Clinic is located on the old Stikland Hospital grounds, with various small or satellite clinics at other facilities.
- Community Mental Health Academy trains caregivers in both a one year and two year course. Student intakes take place at the beginning of each academic year.
Bowker House (Bellville)
Bowker House (Bellville)
Bowker House (Bellville) is a 66 bed frail care facility for psychiatric patients located on the Stikland Hospital Grounds.
Community Mental Health Academy
Community Mental Health Academy
Community Mental Health Academy offers a One- and Two year Care Giving Course, which focuses on the caring of psychiatric and intellectually disabled adults and dual disabled children. The purpose of this course is to develop the knowledge and skills of the students in the daily caring of people with these disabilities.
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Community Mental Health and Psychiatry Clinic
Community Mental Health and Psychiatry Clinic
The Community Mental Health and Psychiatry (CMHP) clinic that provides primary health care to service users with a long-term psychiatric diagnosis. In line with psychiatric rehabilitation principals our residents are encouraged to visit the clinic when necessary just as people in the community do.
De La Haye
De La Haye
De La Haye (Bellville) is an ordinary residential home in the community where we offer independent living with supervision and support for high functioning psychiatric patients. It is generally referred to as a New Generation Home.
Frail Care Centre
Frail Care Centre
The CMHP frail care centre provides care and services to our own long term patients who, due to deteriorating health, cannot function in any of our facilities.
Harris House
Harris House
Harris House (in Strand) is a 45 bed facility for long-term psychiatric adults who can function well in the community, but with a level of care and support. These residents have formed closely knitted support for one another, with each resident having their own responsibility to ensure the smooth running of the facility. Harris House is in walking distance from the beach.
Hensie Vroom
Hensie Vroom
Hensie Vroom (Bellville) is a 35 bed facility for severely and profoundly disabled children located on the Stikland Hospital grounds. They offer permanent care to children over 18 and respite care to children under 18.
Kerith Retreat
Kerith Retreat
Kerith Retreat (outside Stellenbosch) is a 55 bed facility for long-term psychiatric patients. This project is situated on a farm near the Muldersvlei train station. There is a whole range of service that is offered. Residents should be able to do self-care tasks and household chores.
Organisation
Email: info@mentalhealth.org.za
CooperRiis Healing Community
CooperRiis Healing Community
CooperRiis is a residential healing community and progressive transitional living program for adults struggling with mental health challenges offering a continuum of services: The healing community offers is set in the mountains of Western North Carolina and provide a unique approach to recovery with a balance of evidence-based clinical therapies, purposeful work, community service, education, and holistic health and wellness practices. The CooperRiis experience is grounded in hope and guided by a personal Dream Statement to empower residents in their recovery. They believe recovery from mental illness is possible and best achieved when individuals and their families are active participants on the journey ahead.
Committed to a personalized approach to care, we offer psychiatric residential treatment programs for adults 18+ after completing inpatient hospitalization care, referred from a clinician, a family member or another program, and who have been diagnosed with anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depression, dual diagnosis, personality disorders, PTSD Schizophrenia & Schizoaffective Disorders. Their evidence-based clinical care is grounded in a supportive community with traditional psychotherapy and group therapies, along with optimized medication use and education to guide residents toward personal long-term care management.
Organisation
Address: 85 Zillicoa St Asheville, NC 28801
Country: United States of America
Postal Address: PO Box 600 Mill Spring, NC 28756
Dorset Mental Health Forum
Dorset Mental Health Forum
The Dorset Mental Health Forum are a values-based charity influencing social change and advocating for social justice in Dorset and beyond. We aim to increase understanding of mental health, wellbeing and Recovery, challenging prejudice around people’s experiences of mental distress and trauma, through our own lived experience expertise, education and co-production.
Organisation
Address: Dorset Mental Health Forum, 29-29A Durngate Street, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1JP
Country: United Kingdom
Email: hello@dorsetmentalhealthforum.org.uk
Emerge Autearoa
Emerge Autearoa
Emerge Autearoa support people from diverse communities across Aotearoa and from all walks of life through a broad range of health, housing, social and wellbeing services. Established in 2015 and previously known as Emerge Aotearoa, our name ‘Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa’ was gifted to us by Kaum?tua Koro Rewi Rubal Rapana of Ng?ti Raukawa, Ng?ti Hau? in 2023. This change in name represents our strong ties to tangata whenua and our commitment to become a T?ngata Tiriti organisation. We offer a broad range mental health and disability support, including:
- Disability Support
- Mobile Community Support
- Employment Support
- Deaf Mental Health Service
- Day Programmes & Workshops
- Residential Support
- Respite
- Multi Systemic Therapy
- Wh?nau Support
- Corrections Programmes
- Mental Health & Disability (Hauora Hinengaro me ng? Hau?tanga)
- Addiction Support (Tautoko Waranga/Tarukino)
- Housing (Whare Noho)
- Peer Support (Tautoko Taumata)
- Children & Young People (Ng? Tamariki me te Rangatahi)
- Health Innovation (Auahatanga Hauora)
Organisation
Address: 39 Norfolk Street
Country: New Zealand
Email: info@emergeaotearoa.org.nz
HelpingMinds
HelpingMinds
HelpingMinds have a professional and compassionate team of staff and dedicated volunteers who provide quality, confidential support and services to children, youth, adults and families who are caring for someone with a mental illness or individuals who are affected by a mental illness. The majority of their services are free of charge and focus on: advocacy, understanding the mental health system, education, counselling and support, school holiday programs and respite.
Organisation
Address: 182 Lord St, Perth WA 6000
Country: Australia
Independent Futures (IF) Group Bristol
Independent Futures (IF) Group Bristol
The Independent Futures (IF) Group Bristol is a voice for people with complex needs. The group comprises some of Bristol’s expert citizen’s by experience. They are a diverse group brought together to pool our front line experience with homelessness, substance misuse, mental health issues and offending behaviour. Our aim is to scrutinise support services and work with them to carve a new way to deliver better services across in the Bristol area. They are the main advisory group working with The Golden Key project in Bristol. The IF Group has contributed at all stages of the business planning, recruitment and launch of this Big Lottery funded project.
Organisation
Country: United Kingdom
Intra Mental Health Center (SEDA Ghazarian Mental Health Foundation)
Intra Mental Health Center (SEDA Ghazarian Mental Health Foundation)
Mental health support and rehabilitation services for children and adults
Organisation
Address: 0012, Yerevan Sevkaretsi Sakoi St., 25a Building
Country: Armenia
Karitane Mental Health Services
Karitane Mental Health Services
Karitane's Mental Health Services is a range of programs for perinatal mood disorder (PMD). The following programs are provided at Karitane’s perinatal and infant mental health service Carramar or Camden:
- Individual and family supportive therapy
- Sessional psychiatric services, including prescription and monitoring of medications if required
- Day stay with our child and family health nurse
- Parentcraft & child development information
- Parent-infant therapy and groups
- Music therapy groups
- Day stay: support and education for sleep and settling, feeding, infant management and nutrition.
- Therapeutic support groups: groups to suit your needs including circle of security groups (COS), pre- therapy groups, music groups and baby massage groups
Organisation
Country: Australia
Postal Address: PO Box 241 Villawood NSW 2163
Living in Wellness Centre
Living in Wellness Centre
The Living in Wellness Center promotes activities for Big Valley residents that promote wellness, education, and a deeper sense of community. We provide a safe haven for children, adults and families to heal, self-educate, have fun and explore through the utilization of healing arts and programs. To feel better about oneself; to gain control over feelings and circumstances; to relieve suffering; to feel safe; to fit in and find acceptance; to renew a sense of direction – these are outcomes that we truly cherish. Each individual chooses from a variety of offerings to enhance self-esteem, promote self-care, open new vistas for growth, and receive encouragement.
Organisation
Address: 406 S Main St Adin, CA 96006
Country: United States of America
Email: living.in.wellness@gmail.com
Madison County Mental Health Addiction Coalition
Madison County Mental Health Addiction Coalition
Madison County Mental Health Addiction Coalition is a coalition focused on facilitating the communication among mental health/addictions organizations & to provide resources.
Organisation
Address: 209 E. 9th St., Anderson,IN,46016
Country: United States of America
Manas
Manas
Manas is an organization taking care of mentally disturbed persons. Manas brings together the families and friends of mentally disturbed persons in a meaningful way. They do this through:
- Prevention, Treatment, Management and Rehabilitation of mentally disturbed persons.
- Arousing public awareness to dispel misconception about mental problems.
- Counseling patients and their family members.
- Training psychiatric social volunteers.
- Working for the socialization of depressed and mentally ill persons to help them become self-reliant.
- A Medical Camp
- Training programs for Psychiatric social workers and nursing are organised.
Organisation
Address: Teghari, Madanpur, Nadia, West Bengal
Country: India
Email: manas_teghari@yahoo.co.in
Mental Health Action Trust (MHAT)
Mental Health Action Trust (MHAT)
Mental Health Action Trsut MHAT is a Charitable Trust based in Kozhikode, Kerala, India that provides recovery oriented mental health care to the poorest sections of the population with severe mental disorders. It is entirely based in the community with no provision for hospital admissions and people being selected based on a process of economic screening. The service is provided in collaboration with like-minded local partners which makes it possible to offer services free to the end user.
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Organisation
Address: Kozhikode, Kerala
Country: India
Email: mhatkerala@gmail.com
Mental Health Center Bangkok Hospital
Mental Health Center Bangkok Hospital
Mental Health Center is the department of medical science that focuses on diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disorders of the human mind or mental health problems using appropriate treatment such as, pharmaceutical therapy, mental therapy and counseling therapy and OPD treatment depending on individual diagnosis and symptoms.
Organisation
Country: Thailand
Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren & Clinton Counties (MHRB)
Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren & Clinton Counties (MHRB)
Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren & Clinton Counties (MHRB) is the local board of mental health and addiction services (also called an ADAMHS board). Established in 1969, MHRB is one of 50 boards across Ohio serving the needs of residents who seek help for behavioral health disorders. Governed by Ohio Revised Code Chapter 340, MHRBWCC plans, funds, monitors, and evaluates services and programs for people seeking help to recover from mental health and/or addiction issues.
Organisation
Address: 201 Reading Rd Mason, OH 45040
Country: United States of America
Mind in Brighton and Hove
Mind in Brighton and Hove
Mind in Brighton and Hove offer a wide range of mental health services operating across Brighton and Hove. Services include a variety of advice, support, training, peer support and advocacy services.
Organisation
Address: 51 New England Street Brighton BN1 4GQ
Country: United Kingdom
Email: info@mindcharity.co.uk
Mind in Camden
Mind in Camden
Mind in Camden is an independent registered charity (No. 292180), established in 1985, and a company limited by guarantee (Reg. No. 1911178). They provide services to over 1000 people with serious mental health needs each year. They are affliliated with National Mind. They provide:
- Phoenix - an innovative Wellbeing & Mental Health Recovery Service providing a range of co-produced support spaces, dedicated personal support, peer support groups and workshops
- Healthy Minds Community Programme: supports local people to reconnect with their interests and goals by engaging in activities and courses and building positive connections with the local community
- Voice Collective, a London-wide capacity-building project that provides information and support for children and young people who hear voices, see visions or have other unusual experiences
- Voices Unlocked: supports people who hear voices in prisons, secure units and Immigration Removal Centres. The service also supports Women's Voices Unlocked which focuses on women who hear voices in these environments. We are the lead organisation in the London Hearing Voices Network, which supports 42 hearing voices peer support groups across the capital
- Social Prescribing Services: GP referral services to help Camden residents make contact with organisations offering workshops, activities, groups and practical support
- Cultural Advocacy Project: a co-produced service, reflective of specific cultural needs, that supports community groups and organisations to promote wellbeing and support individuals and families to look after their mental health
Mind in Camden provide services to over 1000 people with serious mental health needs each year. Our annual turnover is in the region of £1,000,000 per annum. We employ 27 staff and are supported by about 100 volunteers at any one time.
Organisation
Address: Mind in Camden, Barnes House, 9-15 Camden Road, London NW1 9LQ
Country: United Kingdom
Email: admin@mindincamden.org.uk
Mind in Haringey
Mind in Haringey
Mind in Haringey provides information, advice and support to people affected by mental health problems, primarily in Haringey. We work to prevent mental health problems, promote mental well-being and ensure those with mental health problems are respected and included in our local community.
Organisation
Address: Station House 73c Stapleton Hall Road London, N4 3QF
Country: United Kingdom
Email: admin@mih.org.uk
Mind in Harrow
Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan
Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan
Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan is an independent mental health charity who affiliate to Mind National. We work with and for people who experience mental health problems. We provide information so people are aware of their rights and can make informed choices.
Organisation
Address: The Old Cadoxton Clinic 31 Barry Road Barry Vale of Glamorgan CF63 1BA
Country: United Kingdom
Email: admin@mindinthevale.org.uk
Mind in Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge
Mind in Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge
Mind in Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge are committed to making a difference every day. Mind in Tower Hamlets, Newham and Redbridge have supported the mental health and wellbeing of our community for over 30 years. They deliver high quality mental health and emotional support, talking therapies, advocacy and employment support. They are inclusive and committed to meeting the diverse needs of our community and campaigning to eradicate stigma, discrimination and inequality.
Organisation
Address: Open House 13 Whitethorn Street London E3 4DA
Country: United Kingdom
Email: info@mindthnr.org.uk
Oasis Network
Oasis Network
Oasis Network are a not-for-profit community mental health support service that provides peer support, advocacy and education to people who live or work in the Hutt Valley, and who self identify as having experience of mental distress and/or illness. They also offer transitional housing for single females and single males. Both cater to those who either have no mental illness or low to medium levels of mental illness.
- Support: Client Support workers have a lived experience of mental illness or addiction and are here to support your recovery and help you achieve your goals.
- Advocacy: Client Advocates are available to speak on your behalf, or support you in decisions you make to help yourself.
- Education: Oasis Network Inc. runs support groups for men and women with a lived experience of mental distress/illness. For women, the group explores topics of wellbeing and recovery from the perspectives of women in Aotearoa New Zealand. For men, the group provides a strong community experience to empower individual men to take the lead in their lives and succeed
- Housing: Oasis Network Inc. provides transitional housing in central Naenae in Lower Hutt, and Fergusson Drive in Upper Hutt. These are not drug or alcohol rehabilitation centres. It is available to everyone experiencing homelessness and not just those with a mental illness. Residents can stay for up to three months while our Housing Navigator works alongside them to secure sustainable, long-term accommodation.
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Organisation
Address: 40-44 Bloomfield Terrace Lower Hutt 5010
Country: New Zealand
Postal Address: PO Box 31-037 Lower Hutt 5010
Email: info@oasisnetwork.org.nz
Odyssey
Odyssey
Odyssey supports people seeking wellness and their wh?nau to live the lives they want, free from addiction challenges. They create hopeful and safe spaces for people with drug, alcohol, and other addiction challenges to move towards a brighter future. Odyssey has supported thousands of people in Aotearoa. They work with people whose lives are affected by alcohol, drugs, and other addiction or wellbeing challenges.
- Adults | Pakeke: Whether you are staying with us or accessing our services in a community or custodial setting, we offer opportunities to learn skills to cope with life’s stresses, build positive relationships and make connections that enable long-term recovery.
- Youth | Rangatahi: Are harms from drug or alcohol use getting in the way of what you want to get out of life? We can support you to start thinking about different options while staying with us, or in the community.
- Families | Wh?nau: When someone close to you is living with addiction or mental health challenges, it is often hard to know how to support them and how to get support for yourself. At Odyssey, we encourage wh?nau involvement in our recovery programmes. We also support wh?nau to develop skills that will help them feel stronger and better prepared to navigate challenging times.
- Taupae Wheako: Taupae Wheako provides training, coaching, supervision, and consultancy services to support the lived experience and peer workforce.
Adults Service Pakeke
Adults Service Pakeke
Our services for adults | pakeke include opportunities to stay with us, or to receive support in the community.
1. Residential Services
- Adult Residential Service: our adult residence offers a long-term treatment programme for people experiencing issues with drug or alcohol use. The programme is based on a treatment approach called a therapeutic community or TC.
- Family Centre: our Family Centre provides a hopeful, openhearted and safe space for parents to be with their children, while they participate in our adult residential treatment programme.
- Te Wairua: our Te Wairua service, which means ‘two streams of healing’, is available for people seeking support with mental health and addiction issues.
2. Community Services: services and other support at our community hubs and in other community settings in Auckland and Northland
- Community Hubs: at our community hubs in Auckland and Whangarei, we support people who may be experiencing harms from their own (or someone else’s) challenges with drugs, alcohol or gambling.
- Be SMART Support Groups for Friends and Wh?nau: In Auckland and Whangarei we offer free, weekly support groups for people whose lives are impacted by the addictive behaviours of someone close to them.
- Haven: Haven is a safe, warm space if you are having a rough time after taking substances, if you are feeling distressed or you just want to feel less alone.
3. Partnership Programmes
- Te Whare Whakapiki Wairua: Te Whare Whakapiki Wairua (The house that lifts the spirit) is the M?ori name given to the Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Court, a partnership between Odyssey, the Ministries of Justice and Health, Higher Ground and The Salvation Army that was established in 2012 as an alternative pathway to imprisonment.
- Drug Treatment Programme: group-based Drug Treatment Programmes at Auckland and Spring Hill Corrections Facilities, where peers support and influence each other to develop pro-social behaviour and to work collectively towards recovery.
- Intensive Treatment Programmes: Te Ng?here is an eight-week strengths-based programme that supports participants to work on their recovery capital, rebuilding connections to wh?nau, tikanga and their own cultural identity.
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New Zealand
Contact Person / Email
admissioncentre@odyssey.org.nz
Families
Families
- Be SMART Support Groups for Friends and Wh?nau: In Auckland and Whangarei we offer free, weekly support groups for people whose lives are impacted by the addictive behaviours of someone close to them.
- Te Pu?wai Aroha: a fun and free 4-day programme during the school holidays. It is for children and teens (8 to 17 years old) whose parents or caregivers experience mental health or addiction challenges.
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New Zealand
Leadership and Service Support Hub
Leadership and Service Support Hub
Address
56 Bollard Ave, New Windsor, Auckland 0600
Country
New Zealand
Contact Person / Email
admin@odyssey.org.nz
Northland Community Hub
Northland Community Hub
Address
144 Bank Street, Whangarei
Country
New Zealand
Contact Person / Email
northlandcommunityhub@odyssey.org.nz
Peer Recovery Center of Excellence
Peer Recovery Center of Excellence
The Peer Recovery Center of Excellence exists to enhance the field of peer recovery support services. Led by those with lived experience, Peer voice is at the core of our work and guides our mission. We are here to offer help from those who have done this work to those wanting to enhance or begin peer support services in their communities!
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New Zealand
Peer Supervision - Odyssey
Peer Supervision - Odyssey
External supervision for peers by people with lived experience and supervision skills
Country
New Zealand
Peer Support 101 Training
Peer Support 101 Training
Odyssey is now offering its Peer Support 101 training to the sector. This training is an all-encompassing introduction to the Peer Support role. It has a strong cultural foundation and has been developed through extensive consultation with key stakeholders to provide training to prepare people with lived experience for employment in a Peer role. While particularly suited to Peers working in addiction settings, it also supports Peers working in mental health, youth, housing, cultural and a range of other settings. The training can be delivered face-to-face or online across Aotearoa New Zealand.
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New Zealand
Taupaewheako
Taupaewheako
Taupaewheako is the centre for Lived Experience Peer Support and Social Recovery. Taupae Wheako provides training, coaching, supervision, and consultancy services to support the lived experience and peer workforce, alongside other national training and programmes. We can tailor training to suit your needs, and have experience working with addiction, harm reduction, justice, corrections, social recovery, recovery capital, and mental health.
Country
New Zealand
Contact Person / Email
taupaewheako@odyssey.org.nz
Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui
Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui
Peer Support 101 is strongly aligned to and guided by the Peer Support Strategy, Action Plan and Competencies for the Consumer, Peer Support and Lived Experience (CPSLE) workforce from Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui
Country
New Zealand
Organisation
Country: New Zealand
Email: admissioncentre@odyssey.org.nz
Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences (Ontario Shores)
Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences (Ontario Shores)
Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences (Ontario Shores) is a public teaching hospital providing a range of specialized assessment and treatment services to those living with complex and serious mental illness. Exemplary patient care is delivered through safe and evidence-based approaches where successful outcomes are achieved using best clinical practices and the latest advances in research. Patients benefit from a recovery-oriented environment of care built on compassion, inspiration and hope.
- Recovery College
- Peer Support
- Self-Help Resources
- Patient Portal
- The Forensic EPEC Team
- Patient Support Groups
- Online Tools
- Patoient and Family Advisors
- My Story, My Voice
Organisation
Address: 700 Gordon Street Whitby, Ontario L1N 5S9
Country: Canada
Email: CentralizedReferral@ontarioshores.ca
Shanghai Menal Health Association (SIMHA)
Shanghai Menal Health Association (SIMHA)
SIMHA is a multidisciplinary professional association of therapists who provide mental health services to Shanghai’s international communities. Founded in 2008, SIMHA aims to improve the quality, quantity, and accessibility of mental health services available to Shanghai’s international communities.
Organisation
Country: China
Strides Toronto
Strides Toronto
Strides Toronto offer community, autism, developmental and mental health support, services and referrals in Toronto’s east end.
- Programs and Services
- Autism and Developmental Services
- Mental Health Services
- Black Excellence Community Library
Organisation
Address: 100 Consilium Place, Suite 600 Toronto, ON M1H 3E3
Country: Canada
Email: contactus@stridestoronto.ca
Suanprung Psychiatric Hospital
Suanprung Psychiatric Hospital
Suanprung Psychiatric Hospital is the third oldest Psychiatric hospital in Thailand. The hospital was first established on December 17, 1938 in the nearby Lampang province. In 1947, the hospital was moved to Chiang Mai Province and became one of the 21 Psychiatric Hospitals operated by Thailand’s Department of Mental Health. Today, Suanprung Hospital serves its community with nearly 60,000 outpatient visits annually and caring for up to 700 Psychiatric inpatients daily. Suanprung Hospital works hard to serve a large community that encompasses the majority of Northern Thailand. The region includes thirteen provinces with a population of nearly ten million people. Suanprung’s efforts go beyond acute care; the Huay Din Dum rehabilitation center located in the Hang Dong district reintegrates the chronically mentally ill to our community. With some 340,000 square meters, the innovative center prepares patients for returning to society by providing intensive vocational therapy.
Organisation
Address: SUAN PRUNG PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL 131 CHANGLO ROAD, HAIYA, MUANG DISTRICT, CHIANGMAI, THAILAND 50100
Country: Thailand
Email: sp.academic2016@gmail.com
The Independent Futures (IF) Group Bristol
The Independent Futures (IF) Group Bristol
The Independent Futures (IF) Group Bristol is a voice for people with complex needs. The group comprises some of Bristol’s expert citizen’s by experience. They are a diverse group brought together to pool our front line experience with homelessness, substance misuse, mental health issues and offending behaviour. Our aim is to scrutinise support services and work with them to carve a new way to deliver better services across in the Bristol area. They are the main advisory group working with The Golden Key project in Bristol. The IF Group has contributed at all stages of the business planning, recruitment and launch of this Big Lottery funded project.
Organisation
Country: United Kingdom
The Neuropsychiatric Institute University of New South Wales
The Neuropsychiatric Institute University of New South Wales
The Neuropsychiatric Institute is a tertiary referral unit, a University of New South Wales teaching hospital which offers a number of specialised services. They offer the following services by appointments:
- Drug-Induced Movement Disorders Clinic
- Inpatient assessment of neuropsychiatric disorders
- Outpatient neuropsychiatric assessments
- Neuropsychology Clinic, Epilepsy and Psychiatry Clinic
- Tourettes Syndrome Clinic
- Treatment of refractory psychiatric disorders using physical treatments
Organisation
Address: The Euroa Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital, Barker Street, Randwick NSW 2031
Country: Australia
Email: SESLHD-POWNeuropsychiatricInstitute@health.nsw.gov.au
The Park – Centre for Mental Health Treatment, Research and Education
The Park – Centre for Mental Health Treatment, Research and Education
The Park – Centre for Mental Health Treatment, Research and Education provide mental health treatment and rehabilitation for people with specific mental health needs.
Organisation
Address: Corner Ellerton Drive and Wolston Park Road, Wacol Qld 4076
Country: Australia
Postal Address: Locked Bag 500, Archerfield Qld 4108
Email: The_Park@health.qld.gov.au