Crossroads Carers Assistance Line
This free service provides advice and practical support for unpaid adult carers in Sandwell and the Black Country. The Carers Assistance Line (CAL) aims to break down the barriers and challenges faced by carers from under-represented groups, including those from the LGBTQ+ community, ethnic minorities, males and young adults. CAL offers confidential one-to-one information and
Criminal Justice Mental Health Team
Our Team comprises of qualified nursing staff, experienced and trained in a variety of assessment and treatment options, who can provide ongoing support and treatment for individuals with mental health concerns and difficulties. Referrals all via email need to have had contact with the criminal justice system in the last 3 months, be living within
CAMHS Crisis Interventional and Home Treatment Team
Our service is for adults aged 18 – 65 years old going through a severe mental health crisis as an alternative to hospital admission. We offer a flexible patient centred service and aim to treat individuals with minimum disruption to their lives. To access our service, you need to be referred by your GP or
Brook
Free and confidential sexual health service for young people under the age of 25, we provide advice, condoms and relationship counselling, we signpost to STI testing and contraception. We provide a 1-to-1 service to referred young people who will benefit from our education and well-being sessions. Sessions can also be run within schools. We offer
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
Family Help Partnership
The Partnership is a network of cross sector agencies/organisations which work with, and support children, young people and families across Sandwell. The aim of the Partnership is to ensure that families, communities, universal and targeted services will all work together more effectively and efficiently, to offer the right support, in the right place, at the
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
Admiral Nurse Team
This is a specialist dementia support service provided by Black Country Healthcare Foundation Trust. Admiral Nurses work alongside people with dementia, their families and carers. We give 1-to-1 support, expert guidance and practical solutions people need and that can be hard to find elsewhere. The specific of our role varies but focuses on case management,
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