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Community Community Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Services
Golden Golden Key
We are a a a a a a a a a a partner in the Bristol Community Community Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Service Service This service led by Second Step is is is is is a a a a a a a a a a a a hub and and spoke model and and supports people people from across Bristol The Community Rehabilitation Service specialises in in working with with people people people with with long-term mental health and and complex needs Its focus is is to to help people people gain the the the the skills and and confidence to to to live as
as
independently as
as
possible in in in in the the the the community We second staff to to to the the the the the service they provide a a a a a a a a a a a range of interventions to to to help women manage their mental health problems more effectively and to to live as
as
independently as
as
possible To find out out more about this service call 0117 909 6630 “I’d probably be on a a a a a downward spiral and not on this planet”
We are a a a a a a a a a Golden Golden Golden Key
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partner partner Golden Golden Golden Key
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Key
is an an innovative city wide partnership led by by Second Step with an an an eight-year programme funded by by the the the Big Lottery Fund We are working together to to to change the the the the way services services respond to to to people with complex and multiple needs including a a a a a a a broad spectrum of those furthest from services services Our Golden Key
coordinator employed by Missing Link brings our specialist expertise in in in in in in supporting homeless women with high complex needs to the service To find out out more about the the the service service please contact 0117 909 6630 or or or or visit the the website www goldenkeybristol org uk/our-story
“My worker has
always encouraged me to see the positive in in everything and this has
helped me a a a lot ”
“It changed me me – made me me realise that it was not my fault and made me stronger ”
To find out out more about these services please call 0117 925 1811
Mental health disorders are upto threetimes more prevalent in women than men men 5 • Missing Link