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A community based mental health and wellbeing hub offering a range of accessible services including a daily drop in listening service, community cafe, affordable therapy, signposting to local support, peer support groups, wellbeing and social groups and classes. All of our services are open to anyone at all.

…SPACE is on a mission to empower the local community to take the lead on mental health by providing access to affordable wellbeing and therapy services and by developing and delivering programmes and events that build mental health resilience for all.

…SPACE offers a new approach to prioritising mental health by utilising a powerful combination of the latest psychology research and the lived experience of local people to create effective and engaging solutions.

Are you a young person aged under 18 and struggling with your mental health? Visit this website to find out about the Liverpool and Sefton Mental Health Support Team in Schools.

Are you under 18 and struggling with your mental health? Visit this website to find out how the Mental Health Hub at Aldey Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust can support you.

Bereaved by suicide and looking for support? Alfie’s Squad is committed to helping children bereaved by suicide rebuild their lives with a positive, supportive community of understanding friends.

Through our support line, online and print information, expert dementia advisers based around the region and online community, we give support, advice and practical guidance for the next steps as people living with dementia navigate the hardest times of their lives.

Bereaved by suicide and looking for support? Amparo provides emotional and practical support for anybody who has felt the impact of suicide.

Struggling with your mental health? ANDYSMANCLUB is a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free-to-attend peer-to-peer support groups face-to-face locally and online for men aged 18+

Beacon Counselling Trust are commissioned to provide support for those over 16 who are impacted by Gambling Harms across the North West of England as part of the National Gambling Support Network. Beacon offer free counselling and aftercare support for people who have experienced Gambling Harms.

The support is for those who have experienced harms through their own gambling or those who are impacted by the gambling of others – “affected others.” Beacon also have and Education and Intervention Team who work in the community to provide information and support.

Struggling with your mental health? Branch is an online mental wellbeing hub for children and young people in Wirral, from 0 all the way to 18 (and up to 25 with additional needs).

Calm Your Mind helps men aged 18+ in Halton with tips to feel better and manage their mental health. The website has easy advice on how to take care of yourself and where to find help in Halton. Men from the community share their stories to show how they overcame their problems and what helped them.