Publication - Progress report
Safe Spaces Scoping Report
This report explores the feasibility of implementing additional safe spaces for people experiencing crisis and acute emotional distress.
Annex C
A selection of safe spaces in England and Wales
Name | Location | Description |
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The Cellar Trust safe spaces | Bradford | Provides urgent, same day support for people experiencing a mental health crisis. Young people (ages 7 to 17) can stay overnight, while adults (aged over 18) can find daytime support. |
Shore House | Brighton | Provides support to people in a mental health crisis. You must be referred by the Mental Health Rapid Response Service. |
Linden House | Cardiff | Open to residents of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. Offers a therapeutic alternative to hospital for people who are experiencing distress or crisis. Referrals can only be made through the Cardiff and the Vale Crisis Team. |
Trevayler Crisis House | Derbyshire | short-term residential support for people in mental health crisis. You need to be referred to this service by a crisis resolution and home treatment team. |
Redhills House | Exeter | short-term accommodation for people in mental health crisis. The Exeter, east and mid-Devon home treatment team can assess whether to refer you to this service. |
Nightlight Crisis House | Hertfordshire | provides short-term, overnight accommodation in Hemel Hempstead for people in mental health crisis. |
The Crisis Pad | Hull | non-residential, overnight safe space for people experiencing a mental health crisis. |
Oak House | Lancashire | offers short-term placements in Burnley for people experiencing mental health crisis. Referrals must come from the Burnley and Pendle home treatment team. |
Manchester Crisis Point | Manchester | short-term residential mental health service for people suffering mental distress aged 18 and over and living in Manchester. |
Mental health rehabilitation and crisis flats | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | flats provided by Newcastle city council to support people experiencing mental health crisis. You'll need to be referred by a crisis home resolution team or care coordinators. |
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