No Wrong Door (NWD) is what we are calling the adult community mental health transformation programme across Hampshire, Southampton, Isle of Wight, and Portsmouth.
Community means the geographical space in which people live and can include ethnicity, gender, occupation, or interests which can be important sources of support.
The NWD model recognises that mental health is also affected by quality of housing, employment, family and personal contacts, leisure and cultural activities, technological solutions, and other community resources such as green spaces. Mental health services will work together with the community to ensure that care can be provided locally, and that support can be received in several settings for multiple aspects of a person’s life.
We are also working to dissolve barriers between primary and secondary care, mental health and physical health, and health and social care, to deliver integrated, personalised, place based and well-coordinated care.
Who are the involved partners?
- Southampton City Council
- Hampshire County Council
- Solent NHS Trust
- Andover MIND
- Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board
- Solent MIND
- Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust
- Isle of Wight NHS Trust
- South Central Ambulance Service
- Havant and East Hampshire MIND
- Isle of Wight Council
- Portsmouth City Council
*And many more.
We are keen to involve the opinions of people with lived experience of using mental health services in these areas. We have a co-production group who meet monthly to help us shape the decisions we are making concerning issues which are most important to you. Drop us a message if you would like to be involved in this group.
What is coming up next?
What has your experience been of mental health services in Hampshire, Southampton, Isle of Wight, or Portsmouth? We are trying to understand people’s experiences which will help us design what the new, transformed services should look like. Keep an eye out for surveys and invitations to engagement events in your local area.
Events
No Wrong Door/ICB Trauma Informed Care event on Monday 6 November 2023
All Delegate Presentations
Our Trauma Informed Community - slides
Workshops
Southampton’s TIP Concordant Delivery Approach - slides
Creating Self-healing Communities in HIOW - slides
Growing a Psychologically and Trauma Informed Workforce - slides
An Example of Best Practice: A Trauma Informed Approach in Primary Care - slides
Planning Use of Trauma Informed Care in Replacement for CPA - slides
Making it Happen: Trauma Informed Care as the Daily Bread - slides
Promoting Organisations and Programmes being funded by the No Wrong Door Advancing Mental Health Equalities Grant Scheme - Please find full information in this powerpoint presentation.
Training details coming soon.
Non-Clinical Managerial and Administration
Allied Health Professionals
Clinical Support Roles
Medical
Multi-Professional Roles
Non-Clinical Support Roles (can work within VCSE and/or alongside clinical services)
Nursing
Other Health and Social Care Registered Roles
Psychological Professions - Practitioners
Psychological Professions - Therapists
Psychological Professions - Psychologists
Other
If you’re interested in working with us, please visit:
NHS Jobs You can filter using your geographical location, and/or community mental health.
If you're interested in working with our local Voluntary, Community or Social Enterprise (VCSE) associated organisations, please visit:
Andover Mind:
We are Andover Mind and we are here to make sure nobody with a mental health problem has to face it alone.
Our charity is committed to increasing awareness of mental health, challenging discrimination and breaking down the stigma of mental illness, providing accessible services, and a supportive environment for anyone in need of our help.
Andover Mind wellbeing centres provide free 1:1 support, group activities and paid for counselling, whilst our practitioners and peer support workers deliver free services in the community via the primary care network, covering a geographical region across mid and north Hampshire.
We offer a compassionate and client-centred approach, through a range of services and resources designed to empower adults in their mental health journey, with a focus on building resilience and improving wellbeing, as well as supporting unpaid adult carers and providing advice to those living with dementia, and their relatives. For young people, our Be You service provides support, signposting and advice to 11–17-year-olds through twice weekly drop-in sessions.
For those experiencing a mental health crisis out-of-hours, our Safe Haven in Basingstoke is open 365 days a year from 6pm-10pm providing a safe space for de-escalation, with no appointment needed for walk-ins, by telephone, and virtually via our website www.andovermind.org.uk/safehaven
Havant & East Hants Mind:
Welcome to Havant & East Hants Mind. We provide services for residents of Havant, East Hampshire and Hampshire. Havant and East Hants Mind work to promote good mental health within our locality. We seek to support and empower people to lead a full life as part of their local community.
To achieve these aims Mind:
- Promotes mental wellbeing within our community.
- Works with mental health service users to promote recovery and to increase their influence over their own lives.
- Challenges discrimination and promote social inclusion.
- Works in partnership with other organisations
- Campaigns and raises funds.
- Involves service users with all aspects of our work.
Please visit: www.easthantsmind.org/working-with-us/vacancies/
Solent Mind:
Welcome to Solent Mind. For better mental health in Hampshire across Eastleigh, Fareham, Gosport, The New Forest, Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and the Isle of Wight. We’re here to make sure that anyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn to for advice and support. Perceptions of mental health are changing fast – and Solent Mind is changing along with it. There’s never been a more exciting time to join us.
Please visit: www.solentmind.org.uk/work-with-us/current-vacancies/
Please read through this HIOW Demographic & Vulnerable Group Data powerpoint.
Once the powerpoint attachment is opened, it must be viewed using the slide show viewer (please see red arrow below pointing to the slide show viewer icon).
Please read through this Provisional Research into the Population and Mental Health Care (CMHT) Provision powerpoint.
Once the powerpoint attachment is opened, it must be viewed using the slide show viewer (please see red arrow below pointing to the slide show viewer icon).
Survey - How was your first contact with mental health services?
How was your first contact with this mental health services poster.
If you have any questions or would like to get involved, send us an email on: hiowicb-hsi.nowrongdoor@nhs.net