The Social Hubs tackle social isolation and loneliness as well as alleviate mental distress using an alternative refreshing mental healthcare model, one which refocuses on social health- where engaging in meaningful activity and gaining positive social support are key. The Stafford Social Hub has a lot of activities and resources on offer, including group sessions, peer mentor training, volunteer training and community based courses to help people recover from mental health issues. People will be helped to form and design the support groups that they want to use, some will have a social or activity focus whilst others will help people to cope with mental health issues. After a while, if people wish and are able to, they may become a peer that supports other people within a group, progressing to a trained and accredited volunteer with the Open College Network (OCN Level 2).
Please email Stafford Social Hub or follow us on Facebook for more information on workshops and groups.
Virtual Volunteer opportunities are available. If you are interested in Volunteering, please email Connect4.
If you are interested in crafts, you can request to join our Facebook Page, Create & Talk.
Contact details:
Telephone: 07946 776818
Email: Stafford Social Hub
Website: Stafford Social Hub
Facebook: Stafford Social Hub
You can self refer by contacting us directly, or you can get a Professional referral via your GP or local Social Prescribing Team.
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults
A vulnerable adult is a person aged 18 years or over who may be unable to take care of themselves, protect themselves from abuse or from being exploited. They could be vulnerable because they are old and frail, or have a sensory impairment, a disability, a mental health problem, or have some form of illness. Abuse can happen in many ways. It can be physical, verbal, sexual, financial, neglect, discrimination or institutional. In an emergency or where there is severe risk you should inform the First Response Team (FRT) - 0800 131 3126. If it appears that a criminal offence has taken place, the police should be informed immediately on 999.
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