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Pembrokeshire Mental Health Directory 2021 Categorised Pembrokeshire Mental Health Directory 2021 Categorised For more information, or to send an addition or amendment to the Mental Health Directory please contact: WWAMH 18 Queen Street Carmarthen Carmarthenshire SA31 1JT 01267 245572 [email protected] Last Edited: 18.03.2021 Pembrokeshire Mental Health Directory (Categorised) Table of Categories Activities ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Adult Mental Health Third Sector Services ............................................................................................................................................. 10 Advocacy Services ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Memory Loss .............................................................................................................................................. 29 Armed Forces and Veteran’s Support .................................................................................................................................................... 35 Arts-based Activities .............................................................................................................................................................................. 40 Autism & Neuro Diverse Support ........................................................................................................................................................... 46 Befriending Service ............................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Benefit Advice and Information .............................................................................................................................................................. 63 Bereavement ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 67 Carers ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 71 Children & Young People Mental Health Support .................................................................................................................................. 80 Community MH Support Groups ............................................................................................................................................................ 86 Community Transport Services .............................................................................................................................................................. 91 Counselling Services ............................................................................................................................................................................. 95 Crisis Support Services ......................................................................................................................................................................... 99 Domestic / Sexual Abuse ....................................................................................................................................................................... 101 Eating Disorder Advice & Information .................................................................................................................................................... 104 Education & Training ............................................................................................................................................................................. 111 Employment .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 118 Farming & Rural Community Support .................................................................................................................................................... 125 Food Support Services .......................................................................................................................................................................... 127 Gambling Support Service ..................................................................................................................................................................... 131 Helplines ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 133 Hobbies & Leisure Activities .................................................................................................................................................................. 137 Housing Support .................................................................................................................................................................................... 138 Learning Disabilities MH Support ........................................................................................................................................................... 146 Last Edited: 18/03/2021 09:17 1 Pembrokeshire Mental Health Directory (Categorised) Legal & Financial Services .................................................................................................................................................................... 152 Men’s Support Services ......................................................................................................................................................................... 156 Mental Health Forums ........................................................................................................................................................................... 157 Mental Health Recovery Drop-In Centres .............................................................................................................................................. 159 Music-based Activities ........................................................................................................................................................................... 163 National Charities and Organisations ..................................................................................................................................................... 165 Nature-based Health Services ............................................................................................................................................................... 169 Parent’s Support .................................................................................................................................................................................... 170 Physical Health Activities ....................................................................................................................................................................... 171 Residential Care / Respite Services....................................................................................................................................................... 174 Spirituality .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 174 Statutory Services ................................................................................................................................................................................. 175 Substance Misuse ................................................................................................................................................................................. 184 Suicide & Self Harm Support ................................................................................................................................................................. 187 Volunteering Support, Advice & Opportunities ....................................................................................................................................... 193 Wellbeing .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 197 Women’s Support Services ................................................................................................................................................................... 201 Last Edited: 18/03/2021 09:17 2 Pembrokeshire Mental Health Directory (Categorised) Activities Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Arts 4 Wellbeing Tel: 01559 363273 Engage, Inspire, Motivate. 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