Mental Health Services
Our charity provides a variety of services for people seeking support with mental health, complex needs, and personality disorders. The services listed below offer different types of support to meet a range of needs and circumstances.
You can explore the services below and click on each button to find out more about what the service offers, who it supports, and how to make a referral.
If you’re unsure where to start, our Service Questionnaire may help guide you. Alternatively, you can get in touch by phone (01865 200 130) or email (info@elmore.org.uk) and a member of our team will be happy to talk through your needs and help you find the right support.
Statement on neurodiversity: We are a neurodiversity-aware charity and are committed to making our services inclusive and accessible for neurodivergent people. While we aim to provide appropriate support and reasonable adjustments where possible, and support people who are experiencing mental health difficulties who may be neurodivergent, we are not a specialist neurodiversity service and cannot offer diagnosis, clinical advice or specialist interventions. If you are only seeking support related to autism/ADHD/other neurodevelopmental conditions regarding assessments, we encourage you to access the Right to Choose pathway: Right to Choose - ADHD UK / NHS Right to Choose | Autism & ADHD assessments.
Limited time support for people in mental health crisis to address practical and social issues.
Support from 12 weeks to 6 months, for people of working age and specific support for adults aged 63+.
Support for up to 2 years for people with multiple needs to address practical and social issues, and build tools and strategies to cope in the longer-term.
Support for people who frequently attend urgent care and other health services, who need support to develop sustainable coping strategies.
Support embedded in NHS Keystone hubs, for adults who have severe interpersonal problems and poor coping skills, provided through the Community Mental Health Framework (CMHF).
Support for up to 2 years for people with a personality disorder diagnosis, to address practical and social issues, and build tools and strategies to cope in the longer-term.
Intensive community support for 12 weeks, with the potential for further longer-term support based on need.