Supported accommodation to vulnerable homeless single people with medium to high needs. The support will enable them to move on to a more independent lifestyle by maximising their opportunities for an improved quality of life following a period of support.
The service offers emotional and practical support for people to gain the skills and confidence to live independently and avoid readmission to a mental health inpatient ward at the Campbell Centre.
The team provide support to people with a mental health diagnosis. Without support, individuals may experience a crisis leading to them becoming unwell a likely to be admitted onto acute mental health wards.
Our Specialist mental health workers work in a multi-disciplinary team of psychiatrists, social workers and housing officers to support people with complex mental health who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, whilst they are in hospital and when they are discharged from hospital.
We provide specialist mental health workers to parents and carers to support good mental health. We work alongside Oxfordshire County Council as part of a wider team including Specialists in Domestic Abuse, Addiction and Children’s Services to provide the right support for parents experiencing poor mental health.
The Rise and Shine Service operates in partnership with Elmore Community Services. It provides support to people working towards a specific goal that may be suitable for a brief intervention.
Connection Support work alongside Bucks Mind, Citizens Advice, Oasis Partnership and Adult Mental Health Teams, to deliver the Bucks SafeHaven+ Project, an exciting expansion of the current Bucks SafeHaven Service.
We provide focussed mental health support in your home to help you in recovery and to live independently.