Adults living with enduring and serious mental ill-health and psychotic illnesses often struggle to live independently, yet long-term support is scarce. Without consistent and regular, trusted support they can become isolated and lonely, and relapse into crisis, risking hospitalisation, homelessness or prison. The temporary support that is sometimes available, aims for “recovery” and a return to independence – where they cycle of loneliness / psychosis / hospital is repeated.

Through our current Outreach Service, we provide practical support to vulnerable clients referred to us by our local Community Mental Health Teams and Primary Care Networks. Through regular contact, encouraging engagement with wellbeing activities and community connections, we reduce isolation and help people maintain stability. We constantly work to strengthen this support and progress our long-term vision of providing safe, supportive housing where people can live with dignity and belonging.