NHS urgent mental health help
Official NHS guidance on getting urgent mental health support through NHS 111 and other services.
Visit official website for NHS urgent mental health help (opens in a new tab)Care for the whole person
Supportive spaces for listening, reflection, creative expression, connection and practical steps towards better mental and physical wellbeing.
The 21st century brings many pressures. COVID-19 tested humanity and, although we came through it, many people were not left unscathed. Mental health is a real concern, and too many people are suffering in silence. Understanding ourselves can help us recognise when we are struggling and when we need support. In a busy world, self-care is too often overlooked.
RenVocate takes mental and physical health and wellbeing seriously. We create supportive spaces for listening, reflection, creative expression, group connection and practical signposting, helping people identify concerns and take positive steps towards support.
RenVocate is not an emergency or crisis service. If you or somebody else is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent mental health support, call NHS 111 and select the mental health option. You can also call Samaritans free on 116 123 at any time.
View urgent support linksListening to real lives
People experience wellbeing challenges in different ways and at different stages of life. Some of the major issues we recognise include:
These are examples of some of the major challenges affecting individuals, families and communities today; this is not an exhaustive list. Whatever you are experiencing, you can contact RenVocate for a confidential, non-judgemental initial conversation. We will listen, help you consider possible next steps and, where appropriate, provide support or connect you with a suitable professional or specialist service.
Trusted starting points
Use these services if you need immediate or urgent support for your mental health, or you are worried about somebody else.
Official NHS guidance on getting urgent mental health support through NHS 111 and other services.
Visit official website for NHS urgent mental health help (opens in a new tab)Free, confidential listening support at any time. Call 116 123 from any phone.
Visit official website for Samaritans (opens in a new tab)Official NHS information for people experiencing suicidal thoughts and for anyone worried about somebody else.
Visit official website for NHS: help for suicidal thoughts (opens in a new tab)Connect with RenVocate
Contact RenVocate for a confidential initial conversation about what you are experiencing and the support that may be appropriate.