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How we help
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We provide FREE mental wellbeing support to Surrey residents (aged 16+) experiencing any kind of mental or emotional health issues through a variety of services. We also offer volunteering opportunities at MFT and as part of our Advisory Group.
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Our Activities, Courses and Groups
All our Community Connections activities, courses and groups are aimed at supporting your mental and emotional wellbeing and inspire you to become an expert at self-care.
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Wellbeing Advice and Information
We offer free and confidential advice and support on a range of issues that might affect your wellbeing so you can move forward with confidence.
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Financial and Wellbeing Support Service
We offer Epsom and Ewell residents aged 18+ access to both expert money and benefits advice, and specialist wellbeing support in one seamless service.
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Safe Haven (Crisis Support Service)
We offer a supportive environment (face-to-face or virtual) for any adult (18+) in mental health crisis during a time of need and when there may be no-one else around to provide it.
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Safe Harbour (Crisis Prevention Service)
Safe Harbour offers a six-week rolling programme to reduce the frequency and severity of mental health crises and provide clients with alternative strategies to prevent visits to emergency services and hospital admissions.
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SUN (Service User Network)
People who have a personality disorder, or traits of the condition, can join our community-based service for regular peer support called SUN (Service User Network).
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GPimhs
Working with a team of mental health specialists, known as the GP Integrated Mental Health Service team (GPimhs), your GP can give you access to specialist mental health advice and support if you are 18+ with significant mental health concerns.
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Social Prescribing – Banstead
Social Prescribing connects people to activities, groups and services in their community to meet the practical, social and emotional needs that affect their health and wellbeing.
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Recovery & Connect
Recovery & Connect supports people identified by the HOMEFirst service as having complex mental health needs and works with them so they can live well at home and prevent any future deterioration in their mental health or the need for hospital admission.
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Advisory Group and Co-Production
We believe services work best when they are designed together with the people who use them. Find out more about the work of our Advisory group and get an insight into the world of Co-Production.
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Volunteering
Volunteers play an important part within our organisation, helping us to provide our services whilst bringing their own experience, skills and qualities.
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Working with Schools, Colleges & Universities
We work with schools, colleges and universities to deliver free mental health awareness sessions - parents are welcome too. We also offer free emotional wellbeing support to anyone aged 16+ who is registered with a Surrey GP. If you are taking part in the First Give social responsibility programme, we can help you too.
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Other Helpful Organisations
If you're looking for a different kind of support, there are other mental health organisations in Surrey or self-help tools that are available to you.
