Help when you need it
Working with our community networks, we offer a range of one to one and outreach support projects to help people experiencing mental health problems to move forward in their recovery.
Our aim is to deliver recovery and wellbeing opportunities for people experiencing mental ill health and other support needs, so that they can achieve their hopes and ambitions.
We work individually to empower people to access the solutions they need for recovery, independence, and progression towards happy, healthy lives.
Wherever you are on your recovery journey, we’re here to help.
When I came through the door the first week I was terrified, but as I listened to others I felt like I was with people who understood and could talk with experience which I don’t think I’ve felt ever in my life before. The impact is huge, I still have a way to go but I am now armed with the techniques that will help me most.
One to One Peer Support
(02/02/2026 – Please note we are not currently able to take referrals for this service as we have reached capacity)
Cornwall Mind provides adaptable and creative person-centred support for people, supporting them in their mental health recovery. Peer Support Workers use their own experience of recovery to inform their professional practice and work closely with individuals on a one-to-one basis.
Peer Support Workers will help create a Wellbeing Plan to support individuals in identifying what is important to them and what will help in their mental health recovery journey. They help develop a strong bond of trust and support the person in their recovery to achieve goals, assist with signposting and supporting them to access community activities.
For me, it has been so much more help than I could have imagined at the beginning. I feel valued and supported, enabling me to make my wants and needs a priority, and make changes to my life for the better. I now have real optimism for the future. I’m still amazed that this wonderful service is available!
NHS Rehab Peer Support – Funded by Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust as part of Mental Health Transformation
Redress
In partnership with Community Energy Plus, our Mental Wellbeing Caseworker works with people experiencing mental health difficulties and fuel poverty. Using a psycho-social model, they support people struggling with their mental health, empowering them to take control of their own recovery. The project provides whatever support is needed in order that people can engage with the actions in their wellbeing plan.
The primary objective of this project is to provide the support needed for participants to engage effectively with their energy advisor, with the aim of improving fuel poverty.
I was struggling with everyday tasks, very anxious all the time and thinking about ending my life. The support was very helpful with practical help and encouragement, the signposting to other services helped. I can see a future that is a little less scary, I feel less scared to try to look for help.
To make a referral please contact Community Energy Plus.
Redress- Funded by Community Energy Plus