Open Door Project Wallasey

The open door centre provides bespoke mental health support for people aged 15 to 30 who are dealing with panic attacks stress and low mood.

Open door project wallasey.

Based in the wirral the open door centre aim to tackle many of the barriers that stop young people from accessing mental health support. Peer mentoring is a huge part of the successful impact that the open door centre has had upon the community as 60 of its members make up the wallasey ward including new brighton liscard seacombe moreton leasowe saughall massie with 30 from the birkenhead and tranmere ward and 10 from wirral west south. Shortlisted in the spirit of merseyside awards 2013 young persons award. Two spirit of merseyside awards 2012 health and well being and project of the year.

Design promotion start up costs for a new project to reach young people. The most popular breed used globally today is the labrador retriever. The vine on wirral mental health support. 108 seaview road wallasey merseyside ch45 4ld.

At the moment golden retrievers labradors standard poodles german shepherds and golden retriever labrador crosses are most likely to be chosen by service animal facilities. We work on a membership format. Their modern friendly and unique approach is a contrast to traditional clinical methods that for many young people feel detached. Wirral third sector business awards 2015 innovation award.

Finalist in the wirral third sector business awards 2015 future leader. The open door centre we provide creative therapeutic sessions for young people and adults between the ages of 15 30 our members the vine donate volunteer contact us. The open door centre wirral.