Greenwich Mental Health

Greenwich Counselling offers free counselling to Greenwich residents. This includes crisis, relationship and culturally-sensitive counselling.

Greenwich Peer Support runs a vibrant and diverse range of support groups and activities for adults who are experiencing mental health issues.

The Peer Support in the Community Hub offers networking and training opportunities and small grants to local peer support groups.

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 Greenwich 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 helps pregnant women and new mums to look after their own health and wellbeing during pregnancy and in the first year of their baby’s life.

Being Dad groups are for expectant/new dads or men with parenting responsibility. They help men look after their wellbeing during a life-changing time.

The Connecting Communities Alliance helps people who are using specialist services manage the transition to using mainstream services.

BLG Mind are very pleased to be working in partnership with Greenwich University to deliver a series of training courses to students and staff at the University.

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.