Welcome to Sutton Mental Health Foundation

From January 4th England has been placed in National Lockdown: Stay at home.

National lockdown: stay at home

You must stay at home. This is the single most important action we can all take to protect the NHS and save lives.

You must not leave your home unless necessary.

Stay 2 metres apart from anyone not in your household or bubble.

Find out what you can and cannot do https://www.gov.uk/guidance/national-lockdown-stay-at-home

Opening Hours at the Belmont Connect

If you need support, we are open for telephone appointments Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 10:30 am to 2:30pm.

During these times you can also call us for support.

Book an appointment

For more information you can call 020 8770 0172. We hope to return to face to face appointments and activities in the near future, depending on the changing situation – so keep watching this space.

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Latest news & events

Sutton Wellbeing Line

Sutton Mental Health Foundation is working with Sutton Council to deliver a free phone service for those in need of support within the London Borough of Sutton.

Coming soon - free online wellbeing activities through January, February and March, including: coffee morning; art for wellbeing and creative writing.

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Coffee morning

If you are feeling lonely, or just fancy a relaxed chat then join Danielle and Fiona for a virtual coffee morning - weekly on Tuesdays at 11:30am. Book online, by phone 020 8770 0172 or by email events@smhf.org.uk.

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Fundraising Quiz

The Mayor of Sutton's Virtual Fundraising Quiz in association with the Highfields Residents Association is taking place on the 5th February. All proceeds to Sutton Mental Health Foundation and Home-Start Sutton.

To book, please contact Nancy Ford, the Mayor’s Secretary by 29th January on mayor.sec@sutton.gov.uk

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What we do

We are here for people in Sutton whose mental health has had a severe impact on their lives.

Belmont Connect

In normal times, we run a drop-in service in Belmont which is open 5 days across the week. We offer a home cooked lunch, advice, support and activities based around the 5 Ways to Wellbeing.

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Intentional Peer Support

Through our Intentional Peer Support service, we offer non-judgemental emotional support for individuals and groups. For those experiencing mental and emotional distress this can be a real lifeline.

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Sutton 1in4

We also support people who use mental health services to have a voice in the designing and commissioning of the services they receive, through Sutton 1in4 and Sutton Mental Health Commissioning Advisory Group.