Includes therapy, coaching, training, educational support and support groups.
Caring for antenates and neonates
Every year over 80,000 babies in the UK are admitted to a specialist neonatal unit*. Unfortunately there are a comparatively...
Birmingham Irish offers friendly and impartial support, no matter what your circumstances.
Birmingham Irish can help by providing:
One to one support in your time...
Ethnicity focus: Irish
We provide emotional support to families of babies, children, young people and their families accessing Acorns services, from diagnosis through to end of life and...
Chapel and Meditation Rooms: Many of our visitors need a place for quiet thought and spiritual comfort. The chapel and meditation rooms are on the...
A positive recovery is not just about the individual. We work with families, carers, and people’s broader social networks to achieve good outcomes for all.
Nishkam Sikh Rogi Aasra (Chaplaincy Service)
NCA have an allegiance to the local and wider community, as such endeavour to work with partners and organisations...
Call solutions for Individuals:
Lifeline Service
Out of Hours Repairs
Anti Social Behaviour Service
Fire & Intruder Alarms
Key Safe
Welcome to the Moodzone
"Why do I feel so down?". "How can I feel happier?". "Can I control my fears?".
Whatever you need to know...
At A Way Forward Foundation, prior to offering counselling to individuals, they will be invited to attend an initial counselling appointement that will be taken...
The hospice’s Bereavement and Well-Being Team provides a service for both adults and children. The team includes bereavement counsellors, an art psychotherapist and the spiritual care lead.
The team can see people at home, in the hospice or in the house in the grounds called Stone’s Throw. Support is provided for patients and for their families before and after their loved one has died.
John Taylor Hospice’s Heart of the Hospice day service offers a space for people with palliative and end of life conditions to take a break, relieve symptoms, regain confidence and make friends.
Groups meet weekly on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and can include a range of activities from arts and crafts to games and films. Heart of the Hospice has also hosted visiting theatre companies, craft groups, choirs and speakers.
Day hospice visitors are able to access other John Taylor Hospice services including specialist nursing, Pari Passu pain clinic, the Fatigue, Anxiety and Breathlessness Programme, physiotherapy and acupuncture, pharmacy, occupational therapy, patient and family support and well-being. We also offer a range of complementary therapies including Reiki, therapeutic massage and ‘M’-Technique.
Because most parents need a little bit of help sometimes…
For over 25 years, families right across Birmingham have been getting help from their local...
Because most parents need a little bit of help sometimes…
For over 25 years, families right across Birmingham have been getting help from their local...
Because most parents need a little bit of help sometimes…
For over 25 years, families right across Birmingham have been getting help from their local...
Because most parents need a little bit of help sometimes…
For over 25 years, families right across Birmingham have been getting help from their local...
MS can be tough to deal with. Whether you have MS yourself or you’re close to someone who does, it can throw a lot at...
MND Connect is more than just a helpline…
The MND Connect team offers information and support on all aspects of motor neurone disease (MND), including...
HOPELineUK is a specialist telephone service staffed by trained professionals who give non-judgemental support, practical advice and information to;
Children, teenagers and young people up...
John Taylor Hospice provides specialist palliative and end of life care for people in Birmingham and the West Midlands. Both at the hospice in Birmingham and in the local community, that care is ‘Taylor-made’ to the individual.
Mental Health issues are on the increase and can affect anyone. We will all be affected by mental health issues sometime in our lives just...
Coaching, therapy, counselling, emotional support, EMDR, pain, trauma, famlies, relationships and sex
John Taylor Hospice’s patient and family support worker provides advice, practical help and signposting for people who have been referred for our care. And end of life diagnosis can lead to other concerns or issues around income, benefits, housing and financial planning.
Our patient and family support worker can help navigate the system for housing, benefits, care costs, wills and other problems which can arise. Working closely with the clinical and well-being teams, the patient and family support worker offers holistic care, advice and a listening ear.
Coaching, therapy, counselling, emotional support, EMDR, pain, trauma, famlies, relationships and sex