our services
counselling
Following a recent tender process with Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) we are sad to announce that will no longer be providing counselling funded by BSMHFT from the 1 st April. People already receiving counselling from us will continue to have their sessions for as long as they would have had prior to the contract loss. However, we can no longer accept any new applications for counselling at present.
crisis cafe
If you are going through a difficult patch or had a particularly bad day and you may need help to prevent a crisis (or are in a crisis already), or if you may just be feeling lonely or low and having a counsellor or support worker to talk to, meeting other people or simply being in a friendly and safe space for a while would prevent things getting worse; then our evening Crisis Café is available to help.
social support
If you are feeling isolated, would like to meet other people or take part in activities/groups in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere then we can help. Oasis provides social support and activities including art/craft and music, LGBTQ+ support groups plus a women only session, together with access to our other support services and to a wide range of advice and information on all aspects of keeping mentally well.
practical help
We can help with issues such as benefits, financial and debt advice, bills, housing, accessing services including social work teams/mental health teams/GP/counselling, support for appointments, help in speaking to other organisations etc. We also have our own eight flat supported housing scheme.
creative spaces
If you would like to take part in healthy activities to improve your mental health our Creative Spaces project may be what you’re looking for. Activities include gardening or outdoor work, wildlife and conservation projects, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork - and football! It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends or just to be able to walk or sit in a peaceful and relaxing environment.
We are trying to find ways of continuing counselling using
alternative funding sources and if we are successful we will be
able to take new counselling applications again.
Our Crisis Café is still running (it’s a separate BSMHFT
contract) and can provide immediate support for those in a
crisis, but it isn’t intended to provide ongoing counselling.
We don’t have any details yet of how the new organisation –
the Trustee Women’s Consortium- who now have the
contract, will work and how people can access counselling
with them. As soon as we do have any information we will
publish it on this website.
our services
crisis cafe
If you are going through a difficult patch or had a particularly bad day and you may need help to prevent a crisis (or are in a crisis already), or if you may just be feeling lonely or low and having a counsellor or support worker to talk to, meeting other people or simply being in a friendly and safe space for a while would prevent things getting worse; then our evening Crisis Café is available to help.
social support
If you are feeling isolated, would like to meet other people or take part in activities/groups in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere then we can help. Oasis provides social support and activities including art/craft and music, LGBTQ+ support groups plus a women only session, together with access to our other support services and to a wide range of advice and information on all aspects of keeping mentally well.
practical help
We can help with issues such as benefits, financial and debt advice, bills, housing, accessing services including social work teams/mental health teams/GP/counselling, support for appointments, help in speaking to other organisations etc. We also have our own eight flat supported housing scheme.
creative spaces
If you would like to take part in healthy activities to improve your mental health our Creative Spaces project may be what you’re looking for. Activities include gardening or outdoor work, wildlife and conservation projects, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork - and football! It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends or just to be able to walk or sit in a peaceful and relaxing environment.counselling
Following a recent tender process with Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) we are sad to announce that will no longer be providing counselling funded by BSMHFT from the 1 st April. People already receiving counselling from us will continue to have their sessions for as long as they would have had prior to the contract loss. However, we can no longer accept any new applications for counselling at present. We are trying to find ways of continuing counselling using alternative funding sources and if we are successful we will be able to take new counselling applications again.
Our Crisis Café is still running (it’s a separate BSMHFT contract) and can provide
immediate support for those in a crisis, but it isn’t intended to provide ongoing
counselling.
We don’t have any details yet of how the new organisation – the Trustee Women’s
Consortium- who now have the contract, will work and how people can access
counselling with them. As soon as we do have any information we will publish it on this
website.
our services
crisis cafe
If you are going through a difficult patch or had a particularly bad day and you may need help to prevent a crisis (or are in a crisis already), or if you may just be feeling lonely or low and having a counsellor or support worker to talk to, meeting other people or simply being in a friendly and safe space for a while would prevent things getting worse; then our evening Crisis Café is available to help.
social support
If you are feeling isolated, would like to meet other people or take part in activities/groups in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere then we can help. Oasis provides social support and activities including art/craft and music, LGBTQ+ support groups plus a women only session, together with access to our other support services and to a wide range of advice and information on all aspects of keeping mentally well.
practical help
We can help with issues such as benefits, financial and debt advice, bills, housing, accessing services including social work teams/mental health teams/GP/counselling, support for appointments, help in speaking to other organisations etc. We also have our own eight flat supported housing scheme.
creative spaces
If you would like to take part in healthy activities to improve your mental health our Creative Spaces project may be what you’re looking for. Activities include gardening or outdoor work, wildlife and conservation projects, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork - and football! It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends or just to be able to walk or sit in a peaceful and relaxing environment.counselling
Following a recent tender process with Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) we are sad to announce that will no longer be providing counselling funded by BSMHFT from the 1 st April. People already receiving counselling from us will continue to have their sessions for as long as they would have had prior to the contract loss. However, we can no longer accept any new applications for counselling at present. We are trying to find ways of continuing counselling using alternative funding
sources and if we are successful we will
be able to take new counselling
applications again.
Our Crisis Café is still running (it’s a
separate BSMHFT contract) and can
provide immediate support for those in a
crisis, but it isn’t intended to provide
ongoing counselling.
We don’t have any details yet of how the
new organisation – the Trustee Women’s
Consortium- who now have the contract,
will work and how people can access
counselling with them. As soon as we do
have any information we will publish it on
this website.
our services
crisis cafe
If you are going through a difficult patch or had a particularly bad day and you may need help to prevent a crisis (or are in a crisis already), or if you may just be feeling lonely or low and having a counsellor or support worker to talk to, meeting other people or simply being in a friendly and safe space for a while would prevent things getting worse; then our evening Crisis Café is available to help.
social support
If you are feeling isolated, would like to meet other people or take part in activities/groups in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere then we can help. Oasis provides social support and activities including art/craft and music, LGBTQ+ support groups plus a women only session, together with access to our other support services and to a wide range of advice and information on all aspects of keeping mentally well.
practical help
We can help with issues such as benefits, financial and debt advice, bills, housing, accessing services including social work teams/mental health teams/GP/counselling, support for appointments, help in speaking to other organisations etc. We also have our own eight flat supported housing scheme.
creative spaces
If you would like to take part in healthy activities to improve your mental health our Creative Spaces project may be what you’re looking for. Activities include gardening or outdoor work, wildlife and conservation projects, art and craft work, carpentry and general handiwork - and football! It’s also the ideal way to socialise and make friends or just to be able to walk or sit in a peaceful and relaxing environment.counselling
Following a recent tender process with Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (BSMHFT) we are sad to announce that will no longer be providing counselling funded by BSMHFT from the 1 st April. People already receiving counselling from us will continue to have their sessions for as long as they would have had prior to the contract loss. However, we can no longer accept any new applications for counselling at present. We are trying to find ways of continuing counselling using alternative funding
sources and if we are
successful we will be able to
take new counselling
applications again.
Our Crisis Café is still running
(it’s a separate BSMHFT
contract) and can provide
immediate support for those
in a crisis, but it isn’t intended
to provide ongoing
counselling.
We don’t have any details yet
of how the new organisation –
the Trustee Women’s
Consortium- who now have
the contract, will work and
how people can access
counselling with them. As
soon as we do have any
information we will publish it
on this website.