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Bexley Young Carers delivers a support service to anyone aged 8-18 living in Bexley who is taking on caring responsibilities for a family member with a long-term illness, disability, mental health or substance misuse issue.
Good Mental Health CIC is a community-based mental health and wellbeing organisation providing evidence-based support to individuals and communities across London and the UK. We specialise in improving mental wellbeing and reducing social isolation.
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Good Mental Health CIC is a community-based mental health and wellbeing organisation providing evidence-based support to individuals and communities across London and the UK. We specialise in improving mental wellbeing, reducing social isolation, and supporting people facing barriers related to mental health, neurodiversity, confidence, and social inclusion.
Our services include wellbeing coaching, psychoeducational workshops, group wellbeing programmes, community engagement activities, mental health awareness training, and neurodiversity-informed support for individuals with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other neurodivergent conditions. We deliver strengths-based, person-centred interventions that help people build resilience, confidence, emotional wellbeing, and meaningful connections within their communities.
We work with young people, adults, community groups, employers, and partner organisations to provide accessible, inclusive, and culturally responsive support that promotes positive mental health and long-term wellbeing outcomes. Our approach combines professional expertise, community engagement, and evidence-based practice to empower individuals to thrive and reach their full potential.
Mental health and wellbeing support
One-to-one wellbeing coaching and mentoring
Psychoeducational workshops and group programmes
ADHD coaching and executive functioning support
Autism-informed support and neurodiversity awareness
Confidence, resilience, and self-esteem building
Stress, anxiety, and emotional wellbeing management
Walk and Talk wellbeing programmes
Peer support and community engagement activities
Mental health awareness and wellbeing training
Support for socially isolated and underserved communities
Wellbeing programmes for young people and adults
Signposting and referral to specialist services
Workplace wellbeing and employee mental health support
Neurodiversity inclusion training for organisations
Community outreach and engagement programmes
Wellbeing assessments and personalised action planning
Support for individuals facing barriers to employment, education, and social inclusion
Culturally responsive and inclusive wellbeing services
Partnership working with community organisations, local authorities, and voluntary sector providers
Specialist Areas: Mental Health • Wellbeing • ADHD • Autism • Neurodiversity • Resilience Building • Community Engagement • Early Intervention • Social Inclusion • Health Inequality Reduction.
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Bexley Young Carers delivers a support service to anyone aged 8-18 living in Bexley who is taking on caring responsibilities for a family member with a long-term illness, disability, mental health or substance misuse issue.
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Bexley Voice welcomes members and non-members to our parent/carer support groups. Come along and meet with other parent/carers and get information and support on any SEND (special educational needs & disabilities) issues.
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Bexley Information, Advice & Support Service (IASS) can provide confidential & impartial information, advice and support around issues relating to special educational needs and disabilities.