Durham Mental Wellbeing Alliance
Working Together To Improve Mental Health and Wellbeing Across County Durham.
The Durham Mental Wellbeing Alliance services are unable to support with Medication reviews, Secondary Services, Occupational health, Crisis support, emergency housing, domiciliary care needs, support needs requiring interventions from a social care provider or transport. We can offer advice/signposting where possible.
Waddington Street Centre Job Vacancy
There is a wonderful opportunity to become a Recovery Worker at Waddington Street Centre!
You’ll be providing both practical and emotional support on a daily basis to the members of Waddington Street Centre in a way which fulfills the ethos, values and objectives of the charity.
St. Margaret’s Centre Trustee Recruitment
St Margaret’s Centre, which is a small local charity in Durham City that supports people from across the County with their mental health, is currently looking to recruit trustees.
We hope to hear from people with a variety of skills who can contribute to an exciting stage in the charity’s development of a business plan, which will support our goal of improving the long-term sustainability of the charity and reaching a greater number of people in the community.
What’s on in County Durham
Check out our What’s on in County Durham Page this is seperate to our Out and About in Durham page.
This is all the things going on in different areas of County Durham that the public and professionals alike can get involved in!
For everything else in your area you can visit:Advice in County Durham
Hub of Hope
The Hub of Hope is a national mental health database, bringing help and support together in one place, with a focus on grassroots organisation.
Since we all experience some kind of mental or emotional distress at some point in our lives, the Hub of Hope really is for everyone!
There Is Always Hope…
Find support that’s right for you by clicking the link below –
Family Support
Support For Families In and Around County Durham. From Pregnancy Right Up Until Your Child Turns 19, or 25 If Your Child Has Special Educational Needs and/ or Disabilities.
Find a Family Hub Near You By Clicking Below –
NOW YOU’RE TALKING…
We’ve all got stuff going on, but remember, talking to someone you trust can often help. The “Now You’re Talking” campaign encourages us all to try and open up about our mental health, and to encourage us to talk to someone we may be worried about. Is there someone you trust, who you could talk to if you’re feeling a bit low, anxious or uncertain?
What We Offer
Durham Mental Wellbeing Alliance provides mental health, wellbeing and recovery services to those needing support in County Durham.
We Take Referrals
Self-referral and professional referrals are accepted. We’ve all got stuff going on, but remember, talking to someone you trust can often help.
Out and about in Durham
Find ways to get out and about or opportunities to meet other people in Durham.
Contact Us
Please do not hesitate to contact us… whether it’s a general enquiry, a feedback about one of our services, a compliment or even a complaint.
Lines open 9am – 5pm Monday – Friday (Closed on weekends and Bank Holiday’s)