Third Sector & Self Help Services for patients
Third Sector Services
Sometimes patients need social support rather than medical support but don't know where to go to get this help. Due to the ongoing increase in demand to see a GP it is critical that we do everything we can to help our patients to be able to access services directly without having to wait to see a GP first.
Below are some helpful links that will take you directly to search engines that have been developed and maintained by the Welsh Government and Social Care Wales:
infoengine (Welsh Government)
Dewis Cymru (Social Care Wales)
In work Support Service
For free Welsh Government supported service to help you to return to work sooner when struggling with your Mental Health, click on the link below to access RCS Wales support services or telephone them direct on 01745 336442.
Your Wellbeing at Work - RCS Wales (rcs-wales.co.uk)
The Community Wellness, Community Connection programme will takes place at the George Edwards Hall in Cefn Mawr every Thursday from 9.30-3. Please pop in, no referral required
They believe that every person regardless of their circumstances has the right to be well, not just physically, emotionally and psychologically but also socially, environmentally, intellectually, financially and occupationally.
They seek to empower people to become independent in their own community.
By providing the professional help that people need to deal with loneliness, isolation, mental illness and addictions, they enable the most marginalised and vulnerable members of our society to be seen, heard, and live more meaningful lives. Click the link for more information
Community Wellness Company | Treating the most In need, with the greatest care (community-wellness.co.uk)
BCUHB Self Care Courses
BCUHB’s Self Care Team offer a range of Self-Management courses for adults living with long term health conditions and carers.
Please find attached a quick update for you on the Self-Management courses coming up.
If you would like more information, please do not hesitate to contact us on 03000 852281/852280 or eppcymru.bcuhb@wales.nhs.uk or visit our webpage https://bcuhb.nhs.wales/health-advice/health-and-wellbeing-courses/