Support Services

BULLYING -underlines so many many mental health issues, that then become social issues and it affects the majority of us, at some time in life, both young and old . It’s why we do what we do -not to produce just Champions-Black Belts or “FIGHTERS” !! ?NEW?NEW?NEW? More than Martial Arts, more than just fighting….THESE ARE VALUABLE AND CHALLENGING, LIFE LESSONS! KIDZ ?WIGHT TIGERS? ??? STOP BULLYING !! CHILDREN’S, “FREESTYLE” MARTIAL ARTS RYDE-Methodist Hall Garfield Rd Tues 4-8yrs at 4:00-5:00 8YRS+ at 5:00-6:00 ??????????? ??? The first days at school, can be traumatic and can set, a negative pattern, for life. WE BELIEVE, CONFIDENT, HAPPY CHILDREN, ARE FAR MORE IMPORTANT, THAN SPORT OR EVEN “MARTIAL ARTS” SKILL! ??? Strength not aggression!! ???????? ??? Give your child the best possible start and prepare them, for the bullies, prepare them, for life !! To be aware of and stand up to, bullying of all kinds, + not to become a bully. Also how to say “NO” + TO ACCEPT “NO ” ??????????? (No joining fee or contracts) . Brothers/Sisters can stay in same group, if wanted?. ???????????? TO SING/DANCE ETC IS GREAT FUN!! TO WIN, TO BE A CHAMPION IS GREAT, BUT… […]

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Mental Health conditions are very common, affecting a significant proportion of the population at any one time. Up to one in four consultations with GPs relate to mental health issues. People with mental illness often also experience physical health problems and generally find it more difficult to choose healthier lifestyles. As such the NHS Trust provides a variety of Mental Health services for adults and children, both in community and in-patient facilities. A new Facebook page has been set up which will share information about its services, signpost and offer self-help tips and begin to create an Island mental health community.

Anglican Church St John the Baptist, Oakfield with Holy Trinity, Ryde is an Anglican church with an open, friendly atmosphere where all are welcome.

The Living Well approach is a new person-centred, holistic way of providing co-ordinated health and social care. The Living Well approach aims to support people to lead fulfilling lives and maintain independence through early prevention, self-help and by empowering people to take positive steps to manage their own health and wellbeing. What does it mean for me? There is no one size solution to living well, no one action plan or path to follow that will get you there. The Living Well Team wants you to get the right support, at the right time and from the right people. Everyone’s ideas of Living Well will be individual to them; it will depend on their general health, their current circumstances and their own health goals. That’s why each Living Well assessment and subsequent action plan is completely individual. Whatever your current needs you can make a positive difference to your health and wellbeing. Working with the Living Well Team you’ll be offered an action plan personal to you and help to achieve your goals. What does it mean for me? There is no one size solution to living well, no one action plan or path to follow that will get you […]

GamCare is the leading provider of information, advice, support and free counselling for the prevention and treatment of problem gambling. We operate the National Gambling Helpline, provide treatment for problem gamblers and their families, create awareness about responsible gambling and treatment, and encourage an effective approach to responsible gambling within the gambling industry.

Offering a free, impartial service to Island residents, the Centre displays a range of equipment and adaptations for daily living on a try-before-you-buy basis. We do not sell any products but we can give you information about where to purchase them. Independent Living Skills Assessors will spend a short time assessing your needs, either over the phone or face-to-face at the Centre, before taking you through the options that might suit you in our bedroom, bathroom, lounge and kitchen room sets. For an appointment, please phone us on 01983 241494 or complete the Contact Us form and we will phone you.

The Community Safe Haven is a welcoming and non-judgemental place for people struggling emotionally and mentally with life challenges or in crisis. Our team of professionals and volunteers offer interactive one to one and group support. The service is open to Isle of Wight residents from 5pm – 10pm (Monday to – Friday) and 10am – 10pm weekends and bank holidays