ADDISS

ADDISS has a wide range of resources about all aspects of ADHD and associated conditions, with special sections for parents, children, teenagers and professionals

Black Country Support After Suicide

We provide support for next of kin and close family members who are bereaved by suicide inthe Black Country who are of any age. Our team have experience in working with bereavementand they are from a range of backgrounds. A translator or interpreter is available if requested.You can self-refer or refer someone else to our

Black Country Women’s Aid

Black Country Women’s Aid (BCWA) is a specialist charity which has supported survivors of abuse and exploitation in the West Midlands for nearly 40 years. We offer domestic abuse community support and refuge and offer a range of other services supporting survivors of rape and sexual violence, stalking, and modern-day slavery. Our Ask Marc project

All Age Eating Disorder Service 

The All Age Eating Disorder service sees people over the age of 5 years old who have an eating disorder such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa or binge eating disorder. Providing care and treatment to those who have avoidant restrictive food intake disorder and are the highest risk levels. We are a full multi-disciplinary team

Ask Marc 

Ask Marc (Male Abuse Referral Centre) is a project to support men affected by domestic abuse, stalking, and rape and sexual violence. We offer independent, confidential advice and support to help men be safer, make choices, and move forward with their lives

Cranstoun Sandwell 

Cranstoun Sandwell provide free and confidential advice and support to adults who would like to talk about alcohol or drugs. We use a person-centred and flexible approach to help you, your family and friends to make positive changes including emotional wellbeing and mental health. You will have access to information and advice, assessments, drug and

Life in Community CIC 

Support for residents aged 18+ living in Tipton, who wish to improve their health and wellbeing. We offer phone/video call support, as well as practical assistance face to face. We provide assistance to individuals with low-level mental health issues, via our counselling service (charged at £10ph**). Furthermore, we also deliver a walking group, an exercise

Sandwell Deaf Community Association (SDCA)

A charity delivering specialist services for Deaf people across Sandwell and the wider Black Country area. Service delivery includes Advocacy, Support Service, British Sign Language Interpreting, Training Service (accredited British Sign Language courses/bespoke training), Wellbeing Service, Community Groups and Youth Service (ages 8-18 (25 with SEN)). Also working in partnership with Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council