what’s new
New website launched!
As you can see, we have now got a shiny, brand new website to go with our change of name from Solihull Mind. After nearly 40 years providing mental health services in the borough as part of the national organisation Mind, on the 22nd September the Solihull branch left the organisation, and and are now operating as a new independent charity known as ‘OASIS Mental Health Support’. We are happy to reassure people that as an independent charity we will continue to focus on the mental health needs of the local Solihull community, delivering a range of services – from help in a crisis through our information and advice line, counselling service and nightly Crisis Café; practical support through our specialist debt, benefit and housing advisors; and through our support and social activities such as our 7 day drop-in, organic horticulture/ conservation work, weekly football and art sessions, plus woman only and LGBTQ+ groups, which together help people improve and manage their mental health issues.
Although we look back with fondness to our time within the
Mind federation - developing from a single weekly drop-in in
a local church hall to become an organisation providing a
wide range of mental health support and advice services
working with around 6,000 people a year across the borough
– we are also looking forward to our new beginnings as OASIS
Mental Health Support where we hope to continue to grow,
and develop new local mental health services as time goes
on.
Counselling applications now online
It’s now possible to apply for our counselling service via our online form - click here to access it
You can, of course, still apply using our paper and emailed
versions of the application form. Contact us by using our
contact form or ring/email (details here)
what’s new
New website
launched!
As you can see, we have now got a shiny, brand new website to go with our change of name from Solihull Mind. After nearly 40 years providing mental health services in the borough as part of the national organisation Mind, on the 22nd September the Solihull branch left the organisation, and and are now operating as a new independent charity known as ‘OASIS Mental Health Support’. We are happy to reassure people that as an independent charity we will continue to focus on the mental health needs of the local Solihull community, delivering a range of services – from help in a crisis through our information and advice line, counselling service and nightly Crisis Café; practical support through our specialist debt, benefit and housing advisors; and through our support and social activities such as our 7 day
drop-in, organic horticulture/
conservation work, weekly
football and art sessions, plus
woman only and LGBTQ+
groups, which together help
people improve and manage
their mental health issues.
Although we look back with
fondness to our time within
the Mind federation -
developing from a single
weekly drop-in in a local
church hall to become an
organisation providing a wide
range of mental health
support and advice services
working with around 6,000
people a year across the
borough – we are also looking
forward to our new
beginnings as OASIS Mental
Health Support where we
hope to continue to grow, and
develop new local mental
health services as time goes
on.
what’s new
New website launched!
As you can see, we have now got a shiny, brand new website to go with our change of name from Solihull Mind. After nearly 40 years providing mental health services in the borough as part of the national organisation Mind, on the 22nd September the Solihull branch left the organisation, and and are now operating as a new independent charity known as ‘OASIS Mental Health Support’. We are happy to reassure people that as an independent charity we will continue to focus on the mental health needs of the local Solihull community, delivering a range of services – from help in a crisis through our information and advice line, counselling service and nightly Crisis Café; practical support through our specialist debt, benefit and housing advisors; and through our support and social activities
such as our 7 day drop-in, organic horticulture/ conservation
work, weekly football and art sessions, plus woman only and
LGBTQ+ groups, which together help people improve and
manage their mental health issues.
Although we look back with fondness to our time within the
Mind federation - developing from a single weekly drop-in in
a local church hall to become an organisation providing a
wide range of mental health support and advice services
working with around 6,000 people a year across the borough
– we are also looking forward to our new beginnings as OASIS
Mental Health Support where we hope to continue to grow,
and develop new local mental health services as time goes
on.
what’s new
New website launched!
As you can see, we have now got a shiny, brand new website to go with our change of name from Solihull Mind. After nearly 40 years providing mental health services in the borough as part of the national organisation Mind, on the 22nd September the Solihull branch left the organisation, and and are now operating as a new independent charity known as ‘OASIS Mental Health Support’. We are happy to reassure people that as an independent charity we will continue to focus on the mental health needs of the local Solihull community, delivering a range of services – from help in a crisis through our information and advice line, counselling service and nightly Crisis Café; practical support through our specialist debt, benefit and housing advisors; and through our support and social activities such as our 7 day drop-in, organic horticulture/ conservation work, weekly football and art sessions, plus woman only and LGBTQ+ groups, which together help people improve and manage their mental health issues.
Although we look back with fondness to our time within the Mind federation -
developing from a single weekly drop-in in a local church hall to become an
organisation providing a wide range of mental health support and advice services
working with around 6,000 people a year across the borough – we are also looking
forward to our new beginnings as OASIS Mental Health Support where we hope to
continue to grow, and develop new local mental health services as time goes on.
