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Keep Safe plan published
Posted in News on 11th August, 2016
We've published our Keep Safe Plan to support people who use our services when they feel unwell, distressed or are having thoughts of suicide. The plan can be completed and kept in a safe place and brought out and put in action when needed.
Click here to view and download the leaflet We would like to thank
Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust for their permission in allowing us to use the content from their plan.
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