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The Hub at Mental Health Resource


Mental Health Resource  is a local, award-winning charity which provides safe spaces and person-centred mental health support in our community to help people who have complex, enduring mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, PTSD and bi-polar, improve their wellbeing. 

One of our services is our friendly wellbeing centre, known as 'The Hub' which is is open to all adults with emotional or mental health needs, completely free to access and provides wellbeing activities and a safe space to talk.

The Hub is located at 2a Grosvenor Park and is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for a range of daily activities and workshops, tailored to promote recovery and wellbeing. We also run groups out in the community on a Tuesday and Thursday. Last year, our trained and supportive staff helped 193 people through providing 1-2-1 support and wellbeing activities, including:

  • Art groups
  • Craft groups
  • Creative writing
  • An allotment group
  • Men's and Women's Talking groups
  • Walking groups

How can the Hub help me?

If you want some help to improve your mental health and emotional wellbeing, you can access any of our wellbeing activities or simply visit us for a chat. Most importantly we recognise the value of friendship and peer support. Many of our groups are led by clients or volunteers who also live with mental health conditions.

 

Who to contact

Contact Name
Ray Weston
Contact Position
Hub Manager
Telephone
07526 203899
E-mail
hub@mentalhealthresource.org.uk
Website
Visit our website

Where to go

Name
Mental Health Resource
Address
2a Grosvenor Park
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Postcode
TN1 2BD

Other Details

Table of costs
Table of costs
AmountCost Type
Free
Cost(s)
Cost details
All of our services are free of charge for people to access.
Referral required?
No
Referral and availability notes

If you would like to join one of our services, you can either be referred by your local GP, Social Worker or anyone in your Care Team, or you can refer yourself. If you would like to self-refer, you should take the following steps:

  1. Visit 'The Hub' page on our website to take a look at our timetable.
  2. Download one of our self-referral forms from our website and bring the form with you to one of our sessions. 
  3. Complete our confidential enquiry form with your name and email address and someone will get in touch with you to let you know          more about this service.*

    * NB: We will only use your contact information to give you more information about The Hub. We will not hold your details on a database and will not use it to market any of our other services. We will not share your details with anyone outside of our charity.

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