Our most important partners are the people who use our services. We believe in working with people rather than doing things for or to them. And inspired and informed by our unique values, we run a full range of different types of mental health service, including:

• advocacy services – supporting people with mental health problems to make their views heard
• assertive-outreach services – reaching out to those who find it hard to use traditional mental health services
• community-support services – supporting people with mental health problems in their own homes
• residential services – including care-homes giving 24-hour support, high-support residential services, and independent flats with visiting support
• day-support services – offering a non-threatening environment where people with mental health problems can make new friends and learn new skills
• employment and work-training schemes – getting people back to work through skills-training or personal-development services
• forensic services – for people with mental health problems who have been in contact with the criminal-justice system
• services for carers – supporting those who care for people with mental health problems
• Service-user Involvement Directorate – giving people with experience of using mental health services a say.

The leaflet that you can download from the foot of this page gives an overview of the services we offer.

We also offer:

• training in mental health issues – we run a full in-house staff training programme in mental health issues, and a limited number of places are available to other organisations
• consultancy in key aspects of mental health, based on our 125-year record of providing support and our position at the forefront of the latest good practice in areas such as service-user involvement and wellbeing in the workplace
• exciting and inspiring conferences and other events for people who access services and mental health professionals
• informed comment – our Public Affairs team can offer journalists specialist mental health information and informed comment from front-line professionals and specialists.

Finding a Together service
Not all our services are available in all parts of the country. You can check services in your area by looking at the complete list of all our services, or following the relevant link above for the type of service you are after. Alternatively you could also use the search engine to help you look for services, call us on 020 7780 7300 to find out more, or email contactus@together-uk.org

Complaints Procedure
This section also contains information on how to complain about one of our services.