We’re urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham and his Government to increase funding levels for complex mental health support, following his commitment to back community-based services.
We’re encouraging people facing mental health challenges in Wiltshire this summer to make use of the free and confidential drop-in service at the Riverside Sanctuary in Salisbury.
Heidi Alexander MP has described a visit to Oriana House, operated by ALABARÉ and Missing Link on behalf of AWP, as ‘incredibly moving’.
Wiltshire’s first-ever women-only mental health crisis home, named Oriana House, has been officially launched by ALABARÉ, Missing Link and the Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP).
Sarah arrived at our short-stay mental health homes following a suicide attempt, whereupon she had been placed in a coma for several weeks and was given a three per cent chance of survival.
ALABARÉ and Missing Link are coming together to operate a new women’s crisis home in Swindon, on behalf of the Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP).
We’re launching a new campaign for 2026, Now You Hear Me, around the intrinsic links between poor mental health and homelessness.
We’re delighted to have been recognised by the IAE Awards for efforts to break the cycle of homelessness through Community Mental Health services.
The charity is highlighting the links between mental health struggles and homelessness as awareness days coincide.
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