Bath, North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire IPS Employment Service (Avon & Wilts) Store in Devizes

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s BSW Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

BSW Individual Placement and Support is a specialist employment service for adults looking to return to the workplace as part of their recovery from mental ill health.

Who we help

You can access our service if you are aged 18 or over, motivated to get a paid job and willing to start actively job searching and are receiving key-worker support from one of the following:

  • AWP Community Mental Health Team
  • AWP Early Intervention Service
  • Wiltshire Council Mental Health Social Work Team.


Getting referred

On referral:

  • The Social Work or CMHT team will contact the service or Employment Specialist directly to discuss and complete the referral on behalf of clients.
  • An Employment Specialist will then contact the client and arrange meetings on a regular basis to provide support with looking for employment, developing a detailed work preference profile to ensure the work is suited to the individual.
  • You can also self-refer direct to the IPS team and they will contact your designated keyworker from CMHT/EIP or social work team.

Address

Green Lane Hospital
Marshall Road
SN10 5DS, Devizes , Wiltshire ,

Bristol, North Somerset and Gloucestershire IPS Employment Service Store in Bristol

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s BNSSG Individual Placement and Support (IPS) Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

BNSSG Individual Placement and Support is a specialist employment service for adults looking to return to the workplace as part of their recovery from mental ill health.

We can help individuals with job searching:

  • Our employment specialists will search only for the sort of work each individual wants
  • Those using the service will receive support and guidance on how and where to look
  • Help writing effective CVs, cover letters and applications and help to get through interviews
  • We utilise our Employment Specialist actively contacts and develops relationships with employers
  • Employment related benefits advice is available – check how employment may affect benefits
  • Receive confidential advice on how to disclose health matters, when and how best to do it.

When starting employment:

  • Our specialist advisors will provide support when individuals start new jobs
  • We can help people identify and request reasonable adjustments from employers
  • We maintain regular contact after job starts to help people settle into roles, for as long as the individual need it and agreed in advance.

Who we help

You can access our service if you are aged 18 or over, motivated to get a paid job and willing to start actively job searching and are receiving key-worker support from one of the following:

  • AWP Community Mental Health Team
  • AWP Early Intervention Service


Getting referred

On referral:

  • The CMHT team will contact the service or Employment Specialist directly to discuss and complete the referral on behalf of clients.
  • An Employment Specialist will then contact the client and arrange meetings on a regular basis to provide support with looking for employment, developing a detailed work preference profile to ensure the work is suited to the individual.
  • You can also self-refer direct to the IPS team and they will contact your designated keyworker from CMHT/EIP.

Address

Bristol Spaceworks Easton Business Centre
Felix Road
BS5 0HE , Bristol, Wiltshire,

Surrey EAs in NHS Talking Therapies Store in Chertsey

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Surrey EAs in IAPT Service is embedded within 6 Surrey and NE Hants IAPTs, and provides employment support to people experiencing poor mental health who are accessing the IAPT’s services.

Employment support takes the form of support, coaching, and education via one-to-one interaction with Employment Advisors, and/or access to workshops and webinars developed and provided by the service. The people we support can be unemployed and looking for paid work, or currently employed and seeking support for issues at work or perhaps looking to move jobs.

We provide support hand-in-hand with the client’s therapist, a force multiplier to the quality of support and ensuring the client experiences a cohesive and co-ordinated support plan, delivering a holistic experience for the client.

What we do

We support people experiencing mental ill health on a one-to-one basis, providing confidential, impartial advice and guidance to help you to move forward.

If you’re looking for support to gain employment, we offer a careers advice and guidance service that can help you with job applications, CV preparation, interview practice and support in identifying suitable job opportunities, up to and beyond your job start.

If you would like support to retain your current role, we can work with you and, if you consent, your employer, to make plans and find solutions that enable you to carry on in work or return to work if you have been off work due to ill health.

Who we help

Our service is available to anyone over the age of 18 who has mental ill health, including stress, anxiety and depression; is receiving support from an IAPT service, and is looking to gain, retain or return in employment.


Getting referred

Please to speak to your IAPT Therapist to learn about our referral process or contact us for more information.


Resources

You can view our North East Hampshire IAPT leaflet or our Surrey IAPT leaflet for more information.

Address

2nd Floor, Laser House
75-79 Guildford Street
KT16 9AS, Chertsey, Surrey,

Surrey & North East Hants Employment Service (Redhill) Store in Redhill

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Redhill Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

Richmond Fellowship’s East Surrey Employment Service can help you if you’ve off work a long time due to your mental health and are keen to get back into employment then we can help you succeed.

If you’re experiencing a common mental health problem such as stress, anxiety, or depression, and are worried about the impact this is having on your job then we can support you to stay in work.

We can support you on a one-to-one basis, providing confidential, impartial advice and guidance to help you to move forward. Once you’re referred to our service you’ll be allocated a specialist employment advisor who will work with you to set positive and achievable goals.

We offer a careers advice and guidance service that can help you with job applications, CV preparation and interview practice and to identify suitable job opportunities.

We can work with you and, if you consent, your employer to make plans and find solutions that enable you to carry on in work or return to work if you’ve been off for a while.

Who we help

Our service is available to anyone over the age of 18 who lives in the Redhill, Reigate & Banstead Borough Council or Tandridge District Council area and who has a mental health problem.


Getting referred

You can contact us directly or we accept referrals from community mental health teams, GPs, IAPT services and any other agencies that are currently supporting you.


Additional info

Download our service leaflet for further information.
To make a referral please visit our website here.

Address

Wingfield Resource Centre
St Annes Drive (off Noke Drive)
RH1 1AU, Redhill, Surrey,

Surrey & North East Hants Employment Service Store in Chertsey

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Surrey & North East Hants Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

Our employment service provides advice and guidance for individuals experiencing mental ill health who want to retain their employment or get back into work.

This includes CV writing, job searching, interview practice and techniques, in-work advice and guidance, job retention and employer liaison support.

Who we help

Anyone aged over 18 who lives with mental ill health and is looking for paid employment or requires in-work guidance.


Getting referred

Professional referral by Community Mental Health Teams, GPs, IAPT services and any other agency providing support.
To make a referral please visit our website here.

Address

Laser House, 2nd Floor
75 -79 Guildford Street
KT16 9AS, Chertsey, Surrey,

Surrey & North East Hants Employment Service (Leatherhead) Store in Leatherhead

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Mid and West Surrey Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

Our employment service provides advice and guidance for individuals experiencing mental ill health who want to retain their employment or get back into work.

This includes CV writing, job searching, interview practice and techniques, in-work advice and guidance, job retention and employer liaison support.

Who we help

Anyone aged over 18 who lives with mental ill health and is looking for paid employment or requires in-work guidance.


Getting referred

Professional referral by Community Mental Health Teams, GPs, IAPT services and any other agency providing support.


Additional info

Download our service leaflet for further information.
To make a referral please visit our website here.

Address

Unit 4, Bradmere House
Brook Way
KT22 7NA, Leatherhead, Surrey,

Kirklees Employment Service Store in Huddersfield

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Kirklees Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

Our employment service supports individuals who are experiencing difficulties with their mental health; we support people on a one-to-one basis, and provide a person centred confidential, impartial advice and guidance to help people achieve their goals. Focusing on promoting positive well-being, building confidence and self-esteem to support towards accessing Education, Training, Volunteer, Employment or retaining current Employment.

Once referred, the individual will be allocated a specialist employment advisor who will work to agree positive and achievable goals with regular follow up meetings.

Other practical support includes help with job applications; CV preparation, Job searching and interview practice as well as access to workshops on confidence, self-esteem, wellbeing, and basic IT.

In addition, our workshops are delivered by volunteer Peer Mentors, people who have lived experience of mental health problems, and can support individuals on their recovery journey.

For more information on our service offer click here.

Follow us on Twitter and visit our service website to find out more.

Who we help

Our service is available to anyone over the age of 18, who lives in the Kirklees area that is experiencing a mental health problem, autistic spectrum condition and/or other hidden impairments such as ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, or early onset dementia.

We cover the whole of Kirklees from our bases in Huddersfield and Dewsbury.


Getting referred

You can contact us directly and self refer or we accept referrals from community psychiatric nurses, psychologists, consultant psychiatrists, occupational therapists, Job Centre Plus and other partner agencies.

You can access our referral form here.

Please contact us at 01484 434 866 or email Info.KirkleesES@RichmondFellowship.org.uk for more information on our referral process.


Address

The Media Centre
7 Northumberland Street
HD1 1RL, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire,

Hammersmith and Fulham Employment and Wellbeing Service Store in Hammersmith

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Hammersmith and Fulham Employment and Wellbeing Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to find paid employment, voluntary work, education and training or to retain their current employment.

What we do

Our Hammersmith and Fulham employment service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health to retain paid employment.

Who we help

Our service is available to adults aged over 18, under the care of the Hammersmith and Fulham Treatment and Recovery team only.


Getting referred

Self referrals are welcome. Please contact the service for more details.

Address

The Claybrook Centre
37 Claybrook Road
W6 8LN, Hammersmith, London,

Buckinghamshire Talking Therapies Employment Service Store in High Wycome

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

The Employment Service in Buckinghamshire Talking Therapies has been set up to provide support for people experiencing anxiety, depression or other common mental health issues and who are in need of support related to employment.

Richmond Fellowship’s Employment Specialists, working as part of the Bucks Talking Therapies team, can provide employment support whether you are currently employed, off sick from work or unemployed and looking to find work.

How we work

We believe in a ‘recovery approach’, whereby:

  • You will be continually involved in all aspects of your support and fully involved in the decision-making process.
  • Support will focus on your strengths, aspirations, and employment goals to encourage and assist you to achieve choice and direction over your employment.
  • We offer light-touch, practical support based on your current employment situation. We may provide information and resources to support you and signpost you to other organisations and services, where appropriate.
  • We work with you to create a support plan which will include your employment-related goals and the actions that need to be taken in order to achieve these goals.

What we offer

We support clients to Retain and Regain Employment.

Our Retain Service supports people who are experiencing difficulties due to anxiety, depression or other common mental health issues, to retain employment. We aim to support you to maintain your employment when problems arise whether you are currently in work or off sick.

Some of the areas we can help with include:

  • Bullying and harassment
  • Problems with managers or relationships with colleagues
  • Difficulties associated with your work environment
  • Capability, Disciplinary or Grievance processes
  • Returning to work from sick leave, including phased returns
  • Reasonable adjustments

Our Employment Specialists can:

  • Help you deal with problems at work by identifying goals and developing an action plan.
  • Offer basic information on employment legislation and The Equality Act and guide you to organisations that offer more specialist advice.
  • Offer guidance to help you find alternative employment (see ‘Our Regain Service’ below). • Help you draw up a back-to-work plan, if appropriate.
  • Provide a wealth of other information and resources.

Our Regain Service supports people who are unemployed but who want to return to employment or training.

Our Employment Specialists can:

  • Offer support on how to job search, disclose a mental health condition, CV’s, making applications and interview techniques.
  • Signpost you to where you can access voluntary work or training.
  • Work with you to understand your preferences, values, experiences, and skills.
  • Help you to identify any adjustments that may be required to enter the workplace.

Group workshops
We also run group workshops on a variety of employment-related topics.

“My Employment Specialist was wonderful. She was supportive and caring, whilst at the same time encouraging me to push myself a little further than I had been. She listened to my concerns and helped me to find solutions.”


Who we help

The service is for anyone with a mild to moderate mental health condition who is aged over 18 and registered with a GP in Bucks and referred to us by Bucks Talking Therapies.


Getting referred

Referrals are made by contacting Buckinghamshire Talking Therapies.

Telephone: 01865 901 600
Telephone opening hours: Monday to Thursday, 7am to 7:30pm and Friday, 7am to 5pm.

Text TALK and your name to: 07798 667 169

You can refer yourself online by clicking on the ‘self-refer’ button here.
Website: www.bucks-talking-

Address

Floor 2, Prospect House
Crendon Street
HP13 6LA, High Wycome, Buckinghamshire,

Cambridgeshire & Bedfordshire Employment Service Store in Cambridge

Categories: Employment Service

Who we are

Richmond Fellowship’s Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire Employment Service specialises in providing support for people living with or recovering from mental ill health and Autism / Asperger’s to retain their current employment or regain new employment.

What we do

Our Employment Advisors provide one to one support, information, advice and guidance working closely with clients to set positive and achievable goals to either retain their current employment or regain new employment.

We offer careers advice and guidance around finding the right job for you, courses and volunteering.

We assist with CVs, applications and interviews (online and in person) plus advice around disclosure of disabilities to an employer.

For clients in work we support with grievances, disciplinaries, planning a phased return to work including reasonable adjustments and return to work meetings.

Our services are commissioned and funded by:

Who we help

Anyone aged over 18, resident in Cambridgeshire, who is experiencing mental ill health or Autism/Asperger’s impacting on their ability to work or access education or training opportunities.


Getting referred

Health care professionals can use the referral form or phone in. Potential clients can self-refer by email or via telephone.


Address

23 Signet Court
Swann Road
CB5 8LA, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,
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