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APPENDIX 2Community-based servicesBlack Women’ sMental HealthProjectCommunity basedservicesIncludes a drop-in and advice service, aswell as mental health workshops andseminars.Contact:Black Women’s Mental Health Project, 12Donovan Court, Exton Crescent, Stonebridge,London NW10 8DATel: 020 8961 6324Elizabeth Fry FamilyCentr eA local voluntary agency working inpartnership with health and socialservices to provide family centre supportfor families with young children at a timewhen they are experiencing difficulties intheir family life.Contact:Elizabeth Fry Family Centre, All SoulsCommunity Centre, Ilkeston Road, Radford,Nottingham NG7 3HFTel: 0115 970 6221Home-Start UKA voluntary organisation in whichvolunteers offer regular support,friendship and practical help to youngfamilies under stress in their own homes.The service aims to help prevent familycrisis and breakdown and emphasise thepleasures of family life.Contact:2 Salisbury Road, Leicester LE1 7QRTel: 0116 233 9955Fax: 0116 233 0232Email: info@home-start.org.ukWebsite: www.home-start.org.ukNewham AsianWomen’s ProjectThis service includes a mental health andclient support project to provide clientswho experience mental or emotionaldistress with complete packages of care.Contact:661 Barking Road, Plaistow, London E13 9EXTel: 020 8472 0528Fax: 020 8503 5673Domestic violence helpline: 020 8552 5524Website: www.nawp.orgRevolving DoorsAgencyLink Worker SchemeThis service aims to improve access tosupport in the community for people withmental health and multiple needs whocome into contact with the criminal justicesystem. Experimental teams operate inEaling, Tower Hamlets, Islington andSouth Buckinghamshire.Contact:45-49 Leather Lane, London EC1N 7TJTel: 020 7242 9222Fax: 020 7831 5140Email: admin@revolving-doors.co.ukWebsite: www.revolving-doors.co.ukSure-Star tThis service aims to improve the wellbeingof families and children. It doesthis by setting up local Sure-Startprogrammes to improve services forfamilies with children under four yearsand by spreading good practice fromlocal programmes to all involved inproviding services for young children.Contact:Sure Start Unit, Level 2, Caxton House, TothillStreet, London SW1H 9NATel: 020 7273 4830Fax: 020 7273 5182Email: sure.start@dfes.gov.ukWebsite: www.surestart.gov.ukThreshold Women’Mental HealthInitiativesRun by women for women, the schemeprovides mental health services forwomen on low incomes in East Sussex. Itincludes community drop-in sessions,counselling, group therapy and supportgroups.Contact:14 St George’s Place, Brighton BN1 4GBFax: 01273 626444National Women and Mental HealthInformation Line: 0845 300 0911Email: thrwomen@globalnet.co.ukWebsite:www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~thrwomen/page 50
Women who challenge: women offenders and mental health issuesOrganisations, self-help and support groupsAlcoholicsAnonymousPO Box 1, Stonebow House,Stonebow, York YO1 7NJTel: 01904 644026National Helpline: 0845 7697555Website: www.alcoholicsanonymous.org.ukMental HealthFoundation20/21 Cornwall Terrace,London NW1 4QLTel: 020 7535 7400Fax: 020 7535 7474Email: mhf@mhf.org.ukWebsite:www.mentalhealth.org.ukAlcohol Concer n Waterbridge House, 32-36Loman Street, London SE1 0EEConsumer CreditCounsellingService (CCCS)CRUSEBereavement CareTel: 020 7928 7377Helpline: 0800 917 8282Fax: 020 7928 4644Email:contact@alcoholconcern.org.ukWebsite:www.alcoholconcern.org.ukWade House, Merrion Centre,Leeds LS2 8NGTel: 0113 297 0121Helpline for free debt advice:0800 138 1111Email: info@cccs.co.ukWebsite: www.cccs.co.ukCruse House, 126 Sheen Road,Richmond, Surrey TW9 1URTel: 020 8939 9530Helpline: 0870 167 1677Fax: 020 8940 7638Email:info@crusebereavementcare.org.ukWebsite:www.crusebereavementcare.org.ukMindNarcoticsAnonymousGranta House, 15-19 Broadway,London E15 4BQTel: 020 8519 2122Fax: 020 8522 1725Email: contact@mind.org.ukWebsite: www.mind.org.ukUK Service Office, 202 CityRoad, London EC1V 2PHTel: 020 7251 4007UK Helpline: 020 7730 0009Fax: 020 7251 4006Email: helpline@ukna.orgWebsite: www.ukna.orgNHS Direct Helpline: 0845 4647Website: www.nhsdirect.nhs.ukNationalSchizophreniaFellowshipHead Office, 30 TabernacleStreet, London EC2A 4DDTel: 020 7330 9100National Advice Line: 020 89746814Fax: 020 7330 9102Email: info@nsf.org.ukWebsite: www.nsf.org.ukDepressionAllianceDrugScope35 Westminster Bridge Road,London SE1 7JBTel: 020 7633 0557Fax: 020 7633 0559Email:information@depressionalliance.orgWebsite:www.depressionalliance.org32-36 Loman Street, LondonSE1 0EETel: 020 7928 1211National Drugs Helpline: 0800776600Fax: 020 7928 1771Email:services@drugscope.org.ukWebsite:www.drugscope.org.ukRefugeRelateRoyal College ofPsychiatrists2-8 Maltravers Street, LondonWC2R 3EETel: 020 7395 7700Helpline: 0870 599 5443Fax: 020 7395 7721Email: info@refuge.org.ukCentral Office, Herbert GrayCollege, Little Church Street,Rugby, Warwickshire CV21 3APTel: 01788 573241Helpline: 0845 130 4010Fax: 01788 535007Email:enquiries@national.relate.org.ukWebsite: www.relate.org.uk17 Belgrave Square, LondonSW1X 8PGTel: 020 7235 2351Fax: 020 7245 1231Email: rcpsych@rcpsych.ac.ukWebsite: www.rcpsych.ac.ukpage 51
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