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Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory 2021 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory 2021 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: 01.07.2021 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Adlerian Society of 56, St James Street Tel: 01834 860330 The Society is not only a counselling and training Wales Narberth centre, but also a Charity. The Charity itself is funded SA67 7DA Email: [email protected] through donations, room hire, membership etc. The income we generate through these activities helps fund Website: www.adleriansocietywales.org.uk low cost counselling, Community Wellbeing Hubs and our Welcome Visitor Project, working with the elderly, offering social interaction and support in Car Homes and in their own homes. Funding received in February 2020 for counselling sessions for children and young people aged 14-21. Adult Mental Health Bryngofal Ward Tel: 01554 745752 Mixed gender assessment, care and treatment ward Services Prince Phillip Hospital within the hospitals. Caerbryn Llanelli SA14 8QF Morlais Ward Tel: 01267 235151 Dolgwilli Road Carmarthen SA31 2AF Last edited: 01.072021 1 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Advocacy West Website: www.advocacywestwales.org.uk Advocacy West Wales are now also offering FREE Wales/Eiriolaeth & INDEPENDENT All Ages Mental Health Gorllewin Cymru Advocacy as well as Mental Health Advocacy for Children & Young Persons in Ceredigion. (AWW/EGC) Tel: 01970 229116 (Ceredigion). Email: [email protected] Community Mental Health Advocacy for Adults in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire: Advocacy West Wales provide an independent advocacy service and they can help you access mental health support services in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire. Speak to an independent mental health advocate. Availability: Monday-Friday 09:00 - 17:00 (Not Bank Holidays). Tel: 01267 231122 (Carmarthenshire) or 01437 762935 (Pembrokeshire). Independent Mental Health Advocacy for People of All Ages in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire: Advocacy for people who are informal or detained, being treated or assessed in hospital for their mental health (including dementia). Also, people on section of the Mental Health Act and living in the community. Availability: Monday - Friday 09:00-17:00 (Not Bank Holidays) Tel: 01267 223197 or FAX a referral to 01437 839174 or Email: [email protected]. Continued/… Last edited: 01.072021 2 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Advocacy West Continued/… Wales/Eiriolaeth Gorllewin Cymru Carers Advocacy: For Carers of people with mental ill conditions. Help to understand your rights as a (AWW/EGC) / Carer, to access carer's assessments and to be Continued/… involved in care and treatment planning for the person you support. Availability: Monday - Friday 09:00- 17:00 (Not Bank Holidays). Tel: 01267 235427 (Carmarthenshire). CIPA - Ceredigion Independent Professional Advocacy: Advocacy for people who have needs for social care and support, or their Carers, including assessment, care planning and review, safeguarding and complaints. Tel: FREEPHONE 0800 20161387. Email: [email protected]. Website: http://www.cipawales.org.uk. Last edited: 01.072021 3 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Age Cymru Telephone: 0300 303 4498 Age Cymru 'Check in and Chat' telephone service for the over 70s in Wales who live alone. It is hoped that the initiative will help provide some reassurance Email: [email protected] to older people, answer basic queries and link people to local services and support during the Coronavirus outbreak. Free of charge to register Website: https://www.ageuk.org.uk/cymru/ with Age Cymru to receive a regular telephone call from the charity in either English or Welsh. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Age- Availability: Monday – Friday Cymru-Sir-Gar-237052943365286/ 09:30 – 16:30 Age Cymru Dyfed Unit 5–11 Tel: 01554 784080 Charity providing information, advice and signposting to 100 Trostre Road other services e.g. welfare benefits and advocacy. Llanelli SA15 2EA Email: [email protected] Befriending links, garden service at home, trade man lists, handyperson – small jobs around the home, teaching computer skills at home, short term activities Website: www.ageuk.org.uk/cymru/dyfed and luncheon groups. Last edited: 01.072021 4 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Age Cymru Dyfed Tel: 01437 723370 (Haverfordwest) We are currently monitoring the Covid-19 guidelines from the Welsh Government and are committed to Tel: 01554 784080 (Llanelli) making our services available safely and compliantly. If Tel: 01970 615151 (Aberystwyth) you have any questions regarding our services and current delivery, please use the contact details provided Tel: 01239 615777 (Cardigan) for that service or email. Email: [email protected] Age Cymru Dyfed operates across Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion, supporting individuals over 50 to maintain their independence and make the most of later life. We do this through a range of Befriending Life Links Contacts: services across the three counties. Please note that the Pembrokeshire: Emma – delivery of some of our services has been adapted in [email protected] line with Welsh Government guidelines. Mobile: 07415 721205 Carmarthenshire: Jo-Anne – Jo- Continued/… [email protected] Mobile: 07985 169934 Ceredigion: Sue – [email protected] Mobile: 07402 255010 Last edited: 01.072021 5 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Age Cymru Dyfed Continued/… Continued/… Age Cymru offers: Information and Advice, Digital Support, Advocacy, Dementia Advice, Befriending Life Links, Byw Adref Home Cleaning (Ceredigion & N. Pembs), Veterans Support, Handyperson and Gardening, Ceredigion 3rd Sector Community Resource Team, Toe-Nail Cutting (this service is currently suspended due to Covid-19 guidelines), Falls Prevention Classes. Opening Hours: Haverfordwest: Monday–Thursday, 10am-1pm & 2pm- 4pm Llanelli: Monday–Friday, 10am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Aberystwyth: Monday-Friday, 10am-1pm & 2pm 4pm Cardigan: Monday-Thursday, 10am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Last edited: 01.072021 6 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Age Cymru Dyfed – Tel: 01554 784080 Age Cymru Dyfed have got dedicated Digital Digital Champions Champions on hand to support people 50+ to make the Email: [email protected] most of technology. Through free sessions delivered safely over the phone, we can guide you through the tasks that you want to achieve. Whether that be video calling family and friends, making an online shop, or pursuing hobbies and interests, we are here to help. Simply give Age Cymru Dyfed a ring or email. Age Cymru Dyfed – Email: [email protected] HOPE will deliver advocacy support at a community HOPE Advocacy level through a range of advocacy models. HOPE will Service support people to engage, participate, gain information, have their voices heard, be involved, understand their rights, make choices, share experiences, raise awareness of advocacy, and develop skills and knowledge. Referral Forms available: Age Cymru ¦ HOPE (ageuk.org.uk) Last edited: 01.072021 7 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided Alzheimer’s Society 7B Hall Street Gwen James - contact Care and research charity for people with dementia, Carmarthenshire Ammanford Tel: 01269 597411 their families and carers. Groups SA18 3BW Email: [email protected] Website: www.alzheimers.org.uk Amethyst Project Small World Theatre Tel: 01239 615 952 Workshops for young people who have experienced Cardigan issues around self-harm, anxiety, depression, low SA43 1JY Email: [email protected] confidence and low self-esteem. Workshops also available for parents or guardians of Website: www.smallworld.org.uk/amethyst young people that are struggling with the above issues Last edited: 01.072021 8 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided ARA Cymru Telephone: 0117 930 0282 Ara Cymru is a trusted partner of GamCare funded by GambleAware. We are the leaders in gambling Email: [email protected] interventions. We have had a presence in South Wales since 2012 and in April 2019 were asked by GamCare Website: www.recovery4all.co.uk to develop this service throughout Wales. Our service is specialised and referral is easy. Those affected can self-refer by calling 0117 930 0282 , emailing [email protected] or via our website www.recovery4all.co.uk Support is given immediately with free tools and self-help guides followed by one-to-one counselling sessions. Last edited: 01.072021 9 Carmarthenshire Mental Health Directory Organisation Address Telephone/Email/Website Service Provided ARC Homes Copperworks Road Tara Nankivell Manager ARC Homes is an enterprise of Chooselife UK. Accommodation Llanelli Recovery SA15 2NE ARC Homes accepts referrals for people who have Community Tel: 01554 771122
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