Bromley Mental Health

Recovery Works provides a range of opportunities to support adults in recovery from mental health problems, helping them take control and build a meaningful and satisfying life.

Bromley Recovery College, part of Bromley Recovery Works, offers courses which help students gain skills and have fun while exploring their mental health. New Summer prospectus out now!

A service for adults with experience of mental health issues who want to support and be supported by those with shared experience.

Networking opportunities, training and small grants for mental health and wellbeing peer support groups.

Bromley Peer Support Befriending provides a one-to-one service to people whose mental health makes accessing their local communities difficult.

Bromley Well provides a range of services to support adults at the first signs of mental, physical or social distress to stay well and remain independent.

The IPS Employment Support service helps people living with mental health issues to find work and live independently.

Support for Employers is a free employment service helping organisations in Bromley and across London make positive changes to their recruitment processes.

Benefits Assessment Support helps adults experiencing mental health difficulties to prepare for and attend benefits assessments.

Mindful Mums’ award-winning wellbeing groups help women look after their own mental wellbeing during pregnancy and the first year of birth.

Connect with other mums who’ve had a multiple birth and share tips and advice on the unique challenges you face.

Being Dad groups are wellbeing support groups for expectant/new dads or men with parenting responsibility for babies and young children.

The Perinatal Community Support Service supports mums to be and new mums who are likely to, or are experiencing, problems during the perinatal period.

Run in collaboration with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, Hospital to Home is an integrated support service designed to make a client’s transition from an acute mental health ward back into the community as positive as possible.