The Community Access Team provides support to people with long term and chronic mental health problems, assisting them to reconnect with their communities and access leisure, hobbies, education, training and volunteering.
The team aims to provide a friendly person-centred service, enabling individuals to recognise their strengths, abilities and gain new skills or experiences.
The team also provides one-to-one support as well as social and activity groups.
Following a referral to the Community Access Team, you will be allocated a keyworker who will meet with you and the person who has referred you, if appropriate.
Your keyworker will explain the type of service we provide, how we work, what you can expect and then you can decide whether or not you feel this is the right service for you.
Following the initial meeting, future meetings take place in the community, at a venue mutually agreed between you and your keyworker. The idea is for you and your keyworker to get to know each other, identify your goals and provide support to help you achieve those.
Support levels will be jointly agreed with the focus on maximising independence.
We provide a friendly person centred service, enabling you to recognise your strengths, abilities and gain new skills or experiences.
Our staff have a great deal of experience in supporting people with mental health problems, a wealth of knowledge on available activities and are trained in promoting inclusion.
Integrated Mental Health Service
Mental Health Resource Centre, Hallpark Road, Sauchie, FK10 3JQ
Tel: 01259 290343 / 450000
Email: integratedmentalhealth@clacks.gov.uk