Having a mental health issue like depression or anxiety can be a very lonely experience. Family, friends and colleagues may not really understand. It can be hard for you to explain to them how you are feeling. You may be struggling to find the right support.
At Evesham and District Mental Health Support Services (EDMHSS) we really understand what you are experiencing. You can chat over a cup of tea with people who are facing the same challenges. Our friendly staff and volunteers are here to help with any questions or concerns you may have about your mental health in a safe and supportive environment.
Our Services
Information & Advice
Information and Advice Drop In and Telephone Service available
Click here for more info
Comments From Our Users
“I felt a sense of belonging and acceptance and it’s given me a purpose and I enjoy constructing my week around my visits to EDMHSS.”
“I have a purpose, happier and motivated to get up and come, my anxiety is lower and having this place as a support network has given me confidence”
“Weekends have become easier as I have something to look forward to and this has a positive affect on other days”.
Donations
We would like to thank the following Donors for their generous help in supporting our services
In common with many other organisations we constantly need to fundraise to support our work. If you would like to help us you can donate safely and securely through Just Giving. We really appreciate any help you can give us.
Latest News And Events
We are so sorry that we have to close Face to Face contact & Social Groups at the moment. We will support you via Email edmhss@btconnect.com , Twitter @edmhss and Facebook Messenger. Also ring 01386 429454 and leave a message & we wil [...]
Come and Visit
Why not pop in for a cup of tea and a chat? You can call us on 01386 429454 or click here to contact us
“EDMHSS make a real difference to the local community. The team are incredibly inspiring, and a visit there was enough to show me just how important their work is.
Whether it’s mental health advice, counselling, or just a friendly face, there will always be someone to help"
Nigel Huddleston MP (Mid Worcestershire)