Our models of work

On this page you can read about models of work within Together services and find out more about the different ways our staff work alongside the people they support.

Models of Work – Norfolk Integrated Housing & Community Support Services

NIHCSS provides supported living schemes with 24/7 support on site delivering personalised support to people experiencing mental distress. In addition, NIHCSS also provides community support by working alongside people in their own homes and in-reach support for people in acute mental health hospitals to support their discharge.

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Models of Work – Together Wellbeing Hubs

Finding the right support when people are worried about their mental wellbeing can seem complicated and overwhelming and it can be hard for them to know where to start. Together’s Wellbeing Hubs provide timely, targeted support to help people across the diverse communities who want to improve their wellbeing.

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Models of Work – Community Crisis Mental Health Services

Together’s community crisis mental health services provide critical and unique support, offering a safe, accessible, and non-clinical alternative to A&E for individuals experiencing mental distress.

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Models of Work – Supporting better physical health in our services

When staff and volunteers at Together work alongside a person using any of our services, they prioritise the individual’s lived experience when considering all the elements that can impact their wellbeing. Their physical health can be a crucial part of this. Our ethos of Service User Leadership means we are person-centred in our approach to support and will always help a person engage with services that can aid their physical health. Helping them access health check-ups can be an important part of this approach, as well as providing links to activities that can help with their physical wellbeing.

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Models of Work – Supporting people with drug and alcohol issues at Together

Service user leadership and valuing lived experience is a long-standing ethos of Together. As an organisation we consider all the factors that can impact the wellbeing of people who use our services. Issues with drugs and alcohol are one such important consideration.

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