Crisis – Help
Mental Health Teams
Anglesey:
- Community Mental Health Team Ynys Môn on 03000 853155
Gwynedd:
- South Gwynedd Community Mental Health Team on 03000 850027
- Dwyfor Community Mental Health Team on 03000 852407
- Arfon Community Mental Health Team on 01248 363470
Conwy:
- Nant Y Glyn on Community Mental Health Team on 01492 532164
- Roslin Community Mental Health Team on 01492 860926
Denbighshire:
- Hafod Community Mental Health Team on 01745 443050
- Dyffryn Clwyd Community Mental Health Team on 01745 813138
- Denbigh Community Mental Health Team on 03000 850041
Flintshire:
- Pwll Glas and Flint Community Mental Health Team on 03000 850007
- Aston House Community Mental Health Team on 01244 834921
Wrexham:
- Ty Derbyn Community Mental Health Team on 03000 857924
- Wrexham Community Mental Health Team on 01978 355783
Powys:
- Welshpool – 01938 555076
- Newtown – 01686 617300
- Llandrindod Wells – 01597 825888
- Brecon – 01874 615050
- Ystradgynlais – 01639 849994
Alternatively:
Contact your GP
Call NHS 111 Wales on 111 for 24 hour advice and information
If you are concerned about an immediate risk of harm to yourself or others phone 999 and ask for the police or ambulance service.
The Samaritans North Wales 01745354545, Powys 01597 823000
The Community Advice and Listening Line (CALL) 0800 132737
Alternative Advocacy Services
DEWIS – Conwy and Denbighshire 01492 588366 / 01443827930.
DEWIS provide an advocacy service for individuals over 18 years of age, who have a learning impairment, or a physical disability, are a carer or an older person, in the Conwy County.
DEWIS in Denbighshire, provide an advocacy service for people over 65 years of age, or for carers of an older person.
ASNEW provide carer(s) advocacy in Denbighshire. 01352 759332.
Advocacy Point of Contact
Benefits advice shop 01745 345145
They cover both Conwy and Denbighshire Areas
‘The phone line is staffed by fully qualified welfare rights officers who will give you advice and information on all aspects of the welfare rights system. They provided confidential face-to-face advice. They also offer a specialist tribunal and representative service’.
Citizen’s Advice Bureau
- Anglesey – 0808 2787932
- Llandudno – 0300 3301158
- Denbigh – 01745 814336
- Rhyl – 01745 334568
- Mold – 01745 814336
- Wrexham and the district – 0300 330 1178
- Powys – 0345 6018421
‘CAB provide free, confidential, impartial advice. CAB can assist with all sorts of issues. You may have money, benefit, housing or employment problems. CAB will provide you with an appointment and look at options with you from that point.’
North Wales Community Health Council
01248 679284/01978 356178
If you have any concerns or are unhappy about any aspect of service provided by BCUHB the community health council can assist in you raising a concern or complaint. They provide a free and independent advocacy service which is able to help patients or the people acting for them to raise a concern.
Powys Community Health Council
01874 610646/01874 624206
Shelter Cymru
- Anglesey – 01248 671005 (Tuesday mornings – appointments to be pre-booked),
- Gwynedd – 01248 671005 (Friday mornings – appointments to be pre-booked),
- Conwy – 01745 361444 (Monday afternoons – appointments to be pre-booked),
- Denbighshire – 01745 361444 (Thursdays – appointments to be pre-booked),
- Flintshire – 01978 317911 (Tuesday mornings – appointments to be pre-booked),
- Wrexham – 01978 317911 (Thursday mornings – appointments to be pre-booked),
- Powys – 02920 556120 (Mondays – appointments to be pre-booked).
Shelter Cymru advisors are the experts in housing law. Their face-to-face services can provide advice on housing options. Shelter strive to give people the help they need and they campaign to achieve their vision of a safe, secure, affordable home for everyone.
Single point of access.
- Anglesey – 01248 752752
- Gwynedd – 01766 772577
- Conwy – 0300 4561111
- Denbighshire – 0300 4561000
- Flintshire – 03000 858858
- Wrexham – 01978 292066
- Powys – 01597 827666
SPoA has been developed to support the residents and professionals of Denbighshire. SPoA can provide information, advice and assistance about the services available to ensure that resident’s needs are met appropriately.
The SPoA Team consists of experienced staff from health, social care, and the 3rd Sector, who are able to provide information, advice and assistance about the services available.
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