This is a clickable, searchable database of all the Mental Health services available in Sheffield, for men, women and children.
You can search via age group, by activities that are suitable and sympathetic to those with mental health problems, You can also click through the intuitive links and titles to find what you want.
is a free, 24/7, confidential text support service in the UK for anyone struggling to cope, experiencing a mental health crisis, or needing immediate support.
By texting "SHOUT" to 85258, you can chat with a trained volunteer who will help you move from a crisis to a calm state. (Texts are free despite warning on some phones it may charge)
For Under 25s: Young people can also text "THEMIX" to 85258 for specialized support.
Texts are free despite warning on some phones it may charge)
They provide a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space to discuss any worries, troubles, or feelings of being overwhelmed.
You do not need to be in a crisis or suicidal to call; the service is available 24/7 to anyone struggling to cope
Call free on 116 123
NHS 111 Mental Health helpline
If you are experiencing something that makes you feel unsafe, distressed, or worried about your mental health, call NHS 111 and select the mental health option. The phone will be answered by a call handler with mental health training who will be able to listen to your concerns and help you get the support you need
Helpline offers emotional support and information to people affected by mental illness, aged 16 and over, who live in Sheffield or are under the care of Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Trust.
When you call the helpline you will be listened to, treated with dignity and respect, supported to develop coping skills and, if useful, signposted to helpful sources of information and to other services in your area who can help you on your road to recovery. You'll speak to a friendly voice, who is there to listen. We will ask a few questions about you, so we can help to support you in the best way possible Open 24/7
A place for men to go and chat through their issues, In the Sheffield area there are four groups an up to date list can be obtained from the link below. They meet every Monday* (no matter the location) at 7pm.
*Not on bank holidays
All men are very welcome
Strong Minds Together is a local charity that run mental health support groups. Their Men’s Group (18+) is every Tuesday at Leisure United Thorncliffe, between 7pm and 9pm.
From 7pm there is a structured meeting delivered by a professional counsellor. At 8pm there is an optional game of football. If you don’t want to join in with football, the room is available until 9pm to carry on talking. All topics of mental health can be discussed, nothing is off limits and the group will adapt to its members needs.
Where: Leisure United Thorncliffe, Pack Horse Lane, Sheffield, S35 3HY
When: Every Tuesday 7pm – 9pm
Please note: events may not be running on bank holidays and over the Christmas period. Please double check with the organiser (before attending) if you are unsure.
1:1 support,
Volunteering opportunities
Help to find employment
Group/meeting room spaces
Confidential meeting spaces
Event spaces
Finance, benefits and debt advice
Support for victim-survivors of domestic violence and abuse
Substance misuse advice and support
Cooking class
Healthy Relationships group
Financial Fitness group
Women’s Voices Count group
Drop-ins: Women’s Wellbeing Café
Together Women Project, 106 Arundel Ln, Sheffield, S1 4RF.
Opening times: Mon-Thurs: 9am to5pm - Friday: 9am to 4.30pm
They are a small peer led non-profit charitable organisation (charity no: 1109165) that provides a holistic/family centred perspective in dealing with depression & mental health distress. They provide support for women and those who identify as women who have/had depression or related mental health distress.
Their aim is to help them move on from their illness, which may have been straining on personal and family life, to a happier, more fulfilling life. This often means that the part we play in people’s journeys is in the gaps in statutory services, such as following therapy or hospital discharge and before starting mental health services due to long waiting lists.
Depression affects 1 in 6 people in the UK, meaning over 6 million people nationwide are currently experiencing depression. Women are twice as likely as men to suffer from depression. They focus on women because many women have expressed that they face extra barriers to accessing Mental Health Services.
They provide friendly and empathetic group sessions in a private, safe environment. These are peer led – ‘expert by experience’. They also facilitate one-to-one counselling with qualified counselling professionals and students. Their service is free, confidential & regular contact is maintained & available throughout the year. Their facilities are situated on major public transport routes & are appropriate for individuals with physical disabilities. They take these steps for the safety of all parties.
SYAC Business & Enterprise Centre
110-120 Wicker
Sheffield
South Yorkshire
S3 8JD
Tel: 0114 2795970
Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm