Mental Health Services Directory

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WLGBT+ provide counselling and social activities for the LGBT+ community and allies of the
community in The Black Country including Sandwell. Other activities range from yoga to sewing
and include group activities for each strand of the LGBT+ community. Most activities are run
from our hub in Wolverhampton. Counselling can be provided in person or by phone/video call.
WLGBT+ provide services for those 18.+ VIP membership is available on our website which
allows members to attend all activities for free.

We provide innovative Mental health & holistic wellbeing support services in schools for young
people and education staff. There is a cost to schools for this service. Our offer to children
includes holistic counselling, developing emotional intelligence, chill skills, mindfulness,
meditation, peer massage, yoga for students, workshop, and wellbeing days. Our offer to staff
includes wellbeing training days, workshops, therapy, and counselling.

The SHIP programme aims to address the health inequalities affecting adult residents of
Sandwell. The three-year programme is funded by Sandwell Council Public Health and has ten
delivery partners, who provide activities and interventions with residents across the diverse
communities of Sandwell. The SHIP programme has two work streams, one is mental health,
and the other is preventing and managing long term health conditions. SHIP is delivered as a
‘hub and spoke’ model with Sandwell Consortium CIC coordinating the programme with
activities and interventions delivered across the borough in local community centres and
community projects.

This project aims to engage with men aged 18+ living in Sandwell in a 5aside Football League,
which will consist of weekly tournament style matches on Monday evening at Portway Lifestyle
Centre. The project aims to improve men's Health and Wellbeing. Alongside the session, men
can expect informal workshops and activities that will share information around other services
that can support better mental health. A Wellbeing Café will be available for all signed up to
provide support and opportunity to socialise and open up dialogue with our participants and
staff.