Together launches new criminal justice support service for people with a personality disorder diagnosis
Posted on 10, June, 2020
On the 1st of April 2020, despite also dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, Together was proud to launch a new Engagement & Enhanced Relational Support Service (EERSS) which draws on the principles of mentoring and advocacy. The team have adapted to launch the service remotely initially in line with social distancing and it offers men […]
Together selected by Department of Health as a partner to roll out liaison and diversion services
Posted on 04, January, 2014
Together has been chosen by the Department of Health to be one of its key partner organisations to lead an initiative that will see mental health professionals working directly within courts and police custody suites. The Department of Health today announced £25 million of funding to develop and roll out services including liaison and diversion […]
Criminal Justice Services
Posted on 26, February, 2013
Too many people pass through the criminal justice system without their mental health needs being recognised. With more than 70 per cent of the prison population having some kind of mental health problem, it’s crucial that specialist services exist to ensure that people get the care and support they need to break the cycle of […]
Volunteers Week 2021: Practical Support Volunteers Amanda Fagg and Cameron Price
Posted on 03, June, 2021
Continuing our coverage for Volunteers Week 2021 we spoke to Amanda Fagg and Cameron Price. They are both Practical Support Volunteers in Together’s services that work to support people who’ve experienced mental distress and come into contact with the criminal justice system and specifically work as part of the Together Wellbeing Pathway. The Together Wellbeing […]
Interview with Together Wellbeing Pathway Enhanced Project Manager Despina Bardosi
Posted on 10, December, 2020
We caught up with Despina Bardosi who is Enhanced Project Manager at Together in the criminal justice team managing the Together Wellbeing Pathway. The Together Wellbeing Pathway (TWP) is commissioned as a part of the Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) pathway in London. The OPD Pathway is part of the Integrated Community Service (ICS), managed by […]
Together Wellbeing Pathway
Posted on 02, November, 2020
The Together Wellbeing Pathway (TWP) is commissioned as a part of the Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) pathway in London. The OPD Pathway is part of the Integrated Community Service (ICS), managed by the London Pathways Partnership (LPP) and the National Probation Service (NPS). It is jointly funded, commissioned and delivered by HMPPS and NHS England. […]
Together Wellbeing Pathway
Posted on 02, November, 2020
The Together Wellbeing Pathway (TWP) is commissioned as a part of the Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) pathway in London. The OPD Pathway is part of the Integrated Community Service (ICS), managed by the London Pathways Partnership (LPP) and the National Probation Service (NPS). It is jointly funded, commissioned and delivered by HMPPS and NHS England. […]
Partner with us
Posted on 09, June, 2017
We are a nationally recognised provider of criminal justice mental health services, with over two decades of experience working across the health and criminal justice sectors within an ever-evolving landscape. We are the single largest voluntary sector provider of court liaison and diversion services in the UK. We also deliver a range of innovative criminal […]
Our Trustees
Posted on 24, August, 2011
Our Board of Trustees is responsible for setting Together’s overall policy and direction. The Board currently consists of 15 Trustees with expertise and experience in different aspects of our work, including health and social care, human resources and finance, as well as people with experience of using mental health services.
World Suicide Prevention Day 2020 – A story from Together’s criminal justice team
Posted on 10, September, 2020
Thursday 10th September 2020 is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay and to raise awareness of this vital issue we wanted to share a story from Together’s criminal justice service and specifically the Liaison and Diversion team. That team is funded by NHS England through their National Liaison and Diversion Operating Model. The liaison and diversion team is made up […]