Slough Celebrates Carers Week in June 2024
To celebrate the tireless work of the unsung Carers across Slough, the Slough Carers Support team are offering a special…
Read full storyEnabling Town Slough aims to create a common purpose and a sense of belonging, and to build connections throughout our community. Through these community connections we can be more innovative, and create an enabling environment in which we can all thrive by being Stronger Together, addressing isolation and loneliness. We aim to bring together local resources and community partners across Slough to create a truly enabling town.
What is Enabling Town Slough and who is it for?
Enabling Town Slough is a community-driven, co-produced mental health and well-being partnership, which builds holistically on people’s strengths and abilities through their engagement with community opportunities. These opportunities are aimed at secondary mental health service users, their friends & family, carers, and mental health professionals.
We believe in creating opportunities for people that support independence and personal agency, and help build resilience and well-being in our communities. We also believe in health as a social movement and that we are Stronger Together.
Slough’s Mental Health Services have developed an innovative and unique combination of mental health practice and psychotherapeutic principles, applied across the whole town, in order to provide user-friendly mental health services.
This comprehensive approach to individuals and groups, has enabled people to acquire the abilities and skills to become increasingly independent of the mental health system. Individuals have more choice in what they can do, and it has allowed for a more holistic programme.
Slough’s mental health services have been developing an innovative and comprehensive pathway for the population of Slough by creating an ‘enabling environment’, which aspires to meet the needs of all those requiring mental health services. This is our ‘whole-town’ approach, founded on co-production and relational practice. The approach focuses on developing community resilience, independence and understands the importance of the wider community, thus the ‘whole-town’ approach.
Slough’s Mental Health Services have challenged the misconceptions of what can be achieved by working together, and co-creating an enabling environment.
To celebrate the tireless work of the unsung Carers across Slough, the Slough Carers Support team are offering a special…
Read full storyTo mark National Co-production Week, the Slough Co-production Network hosted a virtual open event on 7th July to showcase our…
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