Wellbeing for Warwickshire

The Wellbeing Line is a telephone support line that is open and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to residents of Coventry* and Warwickshire. The Wellbeing Line team can help if you are: 

• feeling low, anxious or stressed 
• in emotional distress with nowhere else to turn 
• caring for another, but find it difficult to cope 
• looking for information or advice – wondering how to get support for your mental wellbeing 
• socially isolated and want to connect with others 

The Wellbeing Line support will help to direct you to parts of the Wellbeing for Warwickshire service that suits you best, or onto other services. 

If you would like to access this support, click on this link (opens in a new window): https://wellbeingforwarwickshire.org.uk/telephone-or-callback-request/ 

*We are gathering the views of those accessing the wellbeing line in Warwickshire.

Coventry Warwickshire and Worcestershire Mind is a local mental health charity providing a range of services that support individuals with mental health problems. As part of Wellbeing for Warwickshire they provide: 

• Wellbeing Hubs and drop-ins in Bedworth, Leamington, North Warwickshire, Nuneaton, Rugby, Stratford and Warwick 
• One-to-one support 
• Outreach work to promote mental health awareness and support in community and public settings both in venues and online. 

For more information, please visit the website (opens in a new window): https://wellbeingforwarwickshire.org.uk/locations-across-warwickshire/ 

KeyRing delivers flexible support that helps people become more independent. As part of Wellbeing for Warwickshire, KeyRing provides the Community Links service. They provide support to people experiencing social isolation to help them access and engage in their local community. People are offered support for up to 6 sessions.  

For more information, please visit the website (opens in a new window): https://wellbeingforwarwickshire.org.uk/personalised-support/ 

Qwell is a provider of free, safe and anonymous digital mental wellbeing support for adults aged 26+.  Qwell is a standalone anonymous digital platform, which is available on any web-enabled, internet connected device (including laptop, smart phone, tablet) 24/7, 365 days a year. The service includes features such as: 

• online messaging at a time that suits you 
• community support – moderated peer forums 
• booked and drop-in chats with BACP, UKCP or NCS registered or accredited counsellors (midday to 10pm weekdays and 6pm to 10pm on weekends, all year long).  
• personal development tools 
• therapeutic content – from online community and professionals 

There is also Kooth which provides support for 16-25 year olds - this service isn’t commissioned through the WfW contract and we are not gathering people’s thoughts on that service within this survey. 

For more information, please visit the website (opens in a new window): https://wellbeingforwarwickshire.org.uk/personalised-support/ 

The Recovery and Wellbeing Academy offers a wide range of courses and workshops designed to empower mental health and wellbeing provided by a number of partner organisations working together. As part of Wellbeing for Warwickshire, anyone living in Warwickshire who wants to better manage or understand their mental health and wellbeing can access a timetable of online and face to face courses. 

For more information, please visit the website (opens in a new window): https://wellbeingforwarwickshire.org.uk/courses-learning-workshops/