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ALT Poster inviting members to NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership's annual Member's meeting — Wednesday 11 November 2026, 5–7pm at 18 Mole Business Park, Leatherhead KT22 7AD — illustrated audience facing a stage and NHS logo top-right.
ALT Looking for support with your mental health and wellbeing? Recovery College offers free courses for adults across Surrey and North East Hampshire; NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership logo appears with an illustrated diverse group.
ALT Encourages learning new skills to support mental health recovery, listing benefits: Build confidence; Understand your mental health; Connect with others; Support your recovery, shown with two illustrated people against a magenta background.
ALT List of mental health and neurodiversity courses on a magenta background reading: Courses include: Healthy sleep habits; Introduction to adult ADHD; Managing mental health at work; Overcoming loneliness; Introduction to the Autistic Spectrum; and many more.
ALT Invitation to enrol in Recovery College mental health and wellbeing programs, with instructions to sign up on the website via a short enrolment form, accompanied by a friendly illustration of a smiling woman wearing a yellow sweater with a flower.
ALT "Not everything starts with a crisis" headline promoting early intervention in psychosis, with subtext "Early Intervention in Psychosis — Early support can help," NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership branding and illustrated diverse man and woman.
ALT Statement explaining support is available across Surrey for people aged 14–65 experiencing early signs of psychosis, and that a diagnosis is not required to receive help.
ALT List of warning signs to notice: changes in thoughts or feelings; changes in sleep or energy; feeling anxious, suspicious, or withdrawn; and experiencing things that feel unusual or hard to explain.
ALT Advice card titled "Getting help:" listing: Speak to your GP; Ask someone you trust; Refer yourself, plus reassurance "If something doesn't feel right, it's OK to ask for help," shown beside a faceless illustration of a woman and an NHS website link.
ALT Poster for NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership titled "What are Safe Havens?": explains drop-in centres offering urgent mental health support, with a stylised illustration of two people sitting and supporting each other on a blue background.
ALT Specially trained staff offer listening support in a welcoming, safe, non-clinical space with no appointment or referral needed, shown as bold text above an illustration of two smiling people talking on a blue background.
ALT Service graphic listing local branches (Aldershot, Epsom, Guildford, Redhill, Woking) beside a folded map marked with a large red location pin and a banner reading "Open 365 days a year from 6–11pm."
ALT Announcement that attendees who can't come in person can join virtually by phone, tablet, or computer, illustrated by a stylized laptop showing a person and chat bubbles on a blue background.
ALT Mental Health Crisis Helpline for Surrey and North East Hampshire — call 0800 915 4644 for 24-hour support; illustration of an older man speaking on a phone with speech bubbles and NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership logo.
ALT Two women in a calm conversation beside SUN (Service User Network) NHS branding promoting community support for people with complex emotional needs, with a testimonial: “The facilitators are very respectful and make this a safe space to air my feelings and support others.”
ALT Poster inviting members to NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership's annual Member's meeting — Wednesday 11 November 2026, 5–7pm at 18 Mole Business Park, Leatherhead KT22 7AD — illustrated audience facing a stage and NHS logo top-right.
ALT NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership banner titled "Support for your mental health" with three colored panels describing self-care resources (Recovery College, peer support), Talking Therapy (Mind Matters Surrey for 17+), and crisis help including NHS 111 and local Safe Havens.
ALT Smiling young woman outdoors with overlay text "200,000 adults in Surrey drink more than recommended per week" and NHS/AlcoholWise logos, promoting local support to cut down or stop drinking.
ALT NHS Surrey Talking Therapies poster offering a free "Tackling Worry and Anxiety" course with headline "Feeling overwhelmed by worry or anxiety?", explaining the course teaches why anxiety happens and practical techniques, shown with an illustration of a seated person being offered a helping hand.
ALT Mental Health Crisis Helpline — call 0800 915 4644 for 24‑hour support in Surrey and North East Hampshire; shows a person speaking on a phone with a child, speech bubbles and NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership logo.
ALT Looking for support with your mental health and wellbeing? Recovery College offers free courses for adults across Surrey and North East Hampshire; NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership logo appears with an illustrated diverse group.
ALT Encourages learning new skills to support mental health recovery, listing benefits: Build confidence; Understand your mental health; Connect with others; Support your recovery, shown with two illustrated people against a magenta background.
ALT List of mental health and neurodiversity courses on a magenta background reading: Courses include: Healthy sleep habits; Introduction to adult ADHD; Managing mental health at work; Overcoming loneliness; Introduction to the Autistic Spectrum; and many more.
ALT Invitation to enrol in Recovery College mental health and wellbeing programs, with instructions to sign up on the website via a short enrolment form, accompanied by a friendly illustration of a smiling woman wearing a yellow sweater with a flower.
ALT "Not everything starts with a crisis" headline promoting early intervention in psychosis, with subtext "Early Intervention in Psychosis — Early support can help," NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership branding and illustrated diverse man and woman.
ALT Statement explaining support is available across Surrey for people aged 14–65 experiencing early signs of psychosis, and that a diagnosis is not required to receive help.
ALT List of warning signs to notice: changes in thoughts or feelings; changes in sleep or energy; feeling anxious, suspicious, or withdrawn; and experiencing things that feel unusual or hard to explain.
ALT Advice card titled "Getting help:" listing: Speak to your GP; Ask someone you trust; Refer yourself, plus reassurance "If something doesn't feel right, it's OK to ask for help," shown beside a faceless illustration of a woman and an NHS website link.
ALT Safe Haven Epsom will be closed this evening (14.10.2026), notice from NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership.
ALT Poster for NHS Surrey and Borders Partnership titled "What are Safe Havens?": explains drop-in centres offering urgent mental health support, with a stylised illustration of two people sitting and supporting each other on a blue background.
ALT Specially trained staff offer listening support in a welcoming, safe, non-clinical space with no appointment or referral needed, shown as bold text above an illustration of two smiling people talking on a blue background.
ALT Service graphic listing local branches (Aldershot, Epsom, Guildford, Redhill, Woking) beside a folded map marked with a large red location pin and a banner reading "Open 365 days a year from 6–11pm."
ALT Announcement that attendees who can't come in person can join virtually by phone, tablet, or computer, illustrated by a stylized laptop showing a person and chat bubbles on a blue background.
ALT SUN (Service User Network) poster promoting community support for people with complex emotional needs, showing three people in a small group discussion and a testimonial: “The group really helps me, it’s great to hear how other people cope and their strategies.”