General service articles

Plym Bridge House is a 12-bed purpose-built psychiatric unit run by Livewell Southwest (this means referrals are accepted from specialist comprehensive CAMHS services). The service helps people aged between 12 to 18 year old with severe mental health problems or mental illness requiring inpatient admission.

The Plym Neuro Rehab Unit is a 15 bedded inpatient neurological rehabilitation unit for adults aged 16 years and over. Our client group includes those who have suffered an acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions.

PlymHypnos Hypnotherapy provides client-centred hypnotherapy solutions to the people of Devon, Cornwall and online via Zoom.

Plymouth Access to Housing, from PATH, provides assistance to those in housing need, so to help prevent and reduce homelessness.

The Council's Plymouth Advisory Team for Sensory Support Team helps children and young people with a sensory impairment by supporting and enabling independent learning and the development of appropriate life skills.

Barnardo's are commissioned by Plymouth City Council to deliver an advocacy and independent visitor service to children and young people across the city.

We are a registered charity who organise social events for deaf, hearing-impaired children and their families throughout Plymouth and surrounding areas of Devon & Cornwall.

The Plymouth and District Disabled Fellowship is a community based club for people with physical disabilities, we keep in touch with our members through our monthly club meetings and regular correspondence through-out the year.

The Plymouth and District Egyptology Society aims to further knowledge of Ancient Egypt.

Plymouth District Racial Equality Council provides a safe and respectful environment for BME clients to enable them to feel that they are listened to and believed, so that they can have a voice and to say what they want about their experiences.