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Community Connections
In 2013, we succeeded with our bid to become one of the three main providers for Community Connections, offering seamless first-class mental health services to adults living in Surrey. Each provider covers a different area of Surrey.
We are the Lead Provider for Community Connections’ mental health services for Surrey Downs – which include Mole Valley, Epsom & Ewell, Banstead and East Elmbridge.
For more information:
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Our Community Connections partners
Catalyst
Catalyst is open to adults who may be struggling with their emotional and mental wellbeing.
They provide a variety of activities, one-to-one support, guidance and opportunities for people who feel isolated, lost their focus, suffer from anxiety or need a change of direction.
The areas they cover include:
- North West Surrey CCG area: Spelthorne, Runnymede, Woking, Elmbridge (West)
- Guildford and Waverley CCG area: Guildford, Waverley
- Surrey Heath CCG area: Surrey Heath, Farnham
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Richmond Fellowship
Richmond Fellowship is a national mental health charity. They’ve been working with individuals, families and communities to make recovery reality for over 60 years. They are Lead Provider for Community Connections’ mental health services in East Surrey, including Reigate and Redhill, Tandridge.
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What does Community Connections mean?
One of the common consequences of mental health issues is social isolation. Sometimes this may result from the mental health problem itself. Reasons may also include low income, lack of self-confidence, etc.
A further major problem is the stigma, or negative attitudes that society holds towards people who use mental health services. These can affect the relationships with others, including employers, undermine self-confidence and prevent people from seeking the help they need.
We’re committed to supporting people with mental health issues to become fully active members of their communities, with access to all the opportunities this offers.
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We work with other local organisations to enable people to access:
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