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New funding for mental health emergency departments to improve care for people in mental health crisis in South West London

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People experiencing a mental health crisis in Emergency Departments in South West London will receive faster, more appropriate care thanks to £1.9m investment into Mental Health Emergency Departments.

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Planned changes to our Mental Health Crisis Line

On 1 October 2026, our current 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line number (0800 028 8000) will transition to NHS 111.

You'll still reach local crisis support teams – the difference is that NHS 111 provides a single, simple and nationally recognised number, making it easier and quicker to access urgent mental health support. Anyone, of any age, experiencing a mental health crisis, or worried about a friend, family member or someone they support, should call NHS 111 and select the mental health option after this date.

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An update on estate changes in Richmond: Barnes Hospital, The Maddison Centre, Livingston House, Queen Mary’s, and Richmond Royal Wellbeing Centre

In Richmond, our outpatient estate will continue to transition over the coming years - from late 2027 services will be delivered from three key sites: Barnes Hospital, Livingston House and the Richmond Royal Wellbeing Centre.

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