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General mental health and wellbeing support | Where to get help in a crisis | Birmingham City Council

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General mental health and wellbeing support

  • Register through their website or by phoning 020 784 14470
  • Check their timetable to find out when you can drop in at their centres or attend their events

A partnership of organisations supporting children, young people and families in Birmingham aged 0 to 25.

Visit their website to find support for children and young people to understand how they’re feeling and find ways to feel better.

 

A community-led programme for 12 to 25 year olds to shape their mental health support

The Neighbourhood Mental Health Team is a specialist team of mental health care professionals. They offer support, advice, and treatment with mental and physical health - as well as help resolving issues affecting wellbeing, such as:

  • money
  • work
  • housing
  • relationships
  • trauma
  • abuse
  • addiction

Available to those aged 18 and over experiencing a new or existing mental health concern.

To book, contact your GP surgery and ask for the Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Service Neighbourhood Mental Health Team.

The new drop-in Wellbeing Hub provides a safe, secure environment for anyone aged 18 and over living in Birmingham or Solihull seeking mental health advice, support and signposting.

  • Drop in - open Monday to Friday from 10:00am to 4:00pm
  • Located on Link Street in between the Bullring & Grand Central, B5 4BS

A free NHS talking therapy service for anyone registered with a Birmingham GP aged 16 and over.

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  • Phone 0121 301 2525 or text ‘BHM’ to 60777
  • Ask your GP to refer you

Grounded cafes are a space for you to relax, recover, or recuperate in a community-centred café setting. They also provide wellbeing workshops, 1:1 support, community events and a safe space to discuss where to get mental health support.

They have several locations:

  • Hall Green (1043 Stratford Road, Hall Green. B28 8AS)
  • Selly Oak (11 Bournbrook Road, Selly Oak, B29 7BL)
  • St Paul’s (55 St Pauls Square, B3 1QS)

The Helpline offers advice, information and signposting relating to mental health, wellbeing and health and social care issues alongside a range of other conditions. They are available from 9:00am to 11:00pm everyday.

The Waiting Room

A one-stop directory for health and wellbeing services across Birmingham and Solihull.


Page last updated: 20 August 2025