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Services In Your Area

Please visit the websites listed below to search for services in your area.

C.A.L.L. – Community Advice & Listening Line

C.A.L.L. is the mental health helpline for Wales. The link below allows visitors to search C.A.L.L.’s database of 1500 services to find a relevant service in their local area.
http://www.callhelpline.org.uk/Search.asp

Journeys

Journeys is the only organisation in Wales whose sole purpose is to support people affected by depression to achieve recovery. Journeys takes a holistic approach to overcoming depression through guided self-help, building the foundations for sustainable and long-term wellbeing. They provide information, practical resources, services and training that promote the development of skills and strategies to help people find their own route to recovery.
For more information please visit www.journeysonline.org.uk

NHS Direct – The National Health Service

NHS Direct is the national helpline and website service that provides expert health advice, information and reassurance. The link below allows visitors to search the NHS database for health services in their region.
http://www.nhsdirect.wales.nhs.uk/localservices/searchlocalservices.aspx

Healthy Working Wales

Healthy Working Wales provides GP’s and primary healthcare professionals with information to support management of health at work. The link below allows visitors to search the Healthy Working Wales database to find services in their area.
To search the Health Working Wales database to find services in your area, please visit: www.healthyworkingwales.com

Hafal

Hafal (meaning 'equal') is the principal organisation in Wales working with people recovering from serious mental illness and their families and carers.  We are managed by the people we support - individuals with serious mental illness and their carers.  We run a number of services in the Swansea, Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot areas.
For more information please visit: www.hafal.org

Bridgend Carers Centre

Bridgend Carers Centre support people who care for family members, partners, friends or neighbours.  They can help with information, support and social events.
For more information please visit www.bridgendcarers.wordpress.com/