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We offer a wider range of mental health support for adults in community settings. By working collaboratively with local GP practices, Adult Social Care, Housing Associations and other voluntary and community sector organisations the Hub offers joined-up support including wellbeing and self-care advice, employment support and physical health checks.
- Service Type: Adult Community Services
- Service Contact: southwestmertonirh@swlstg.nhs.uk
- Service Category: Community
- Disabled access: Yes
- Address: Wilson Hospital, Cranmer Road, Mitcham, CR4 4TP
- Reception hours: Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm
- Reception phone number: 0203 513 5000
About our care
Merton Integrated Recovery Hubs offer a wider range of mental health support for adults in community settings. By working collaboratively with local GP practices, Adult Social Care, Housing Associations and other voluntary and community sector organisations the Hub offers joined-up support including:
- Specialist mental health assessments and treatment for serious mental illness
- Wellbeing and self-care advice
- Physical health checks and support with medications
- Emotional and practical help from Peer Support Workers with lived experience
- Employment support if you are looking for a job or need help to stay in work
- Welfare benefits, housing and financial advice
- Support from the local recovery college
- Dedicated services and activities for carers, friends and family
Who is this service for?
The Integrated Recovery Hubs provide specialist treatments, interventions and support to adults aged 18-74 in Merton who experience complex and severe mental health difficulties. This includes conditions such as psychosis, bipolar, schizophrenia, severe anxiety and depression and Personality Disorder.
Referrals and access
If you would like to complete a transfer of care from a Community Mental Health Team outside of South West London and St. George’s Trust, please contact the Integrated Recovery Hub using the details above.
All other external and self-referrals should be sent according to the referrals and access information via the borough’s Single Point of Access (SPA) team.
All internal referrals should be sent directly to the treatment team (not the SPA team) using internal referral processes on the clinical system. Any internal referrals that are made using other methods will not be accepted.
Patient information
The Merton Integrated Recovery Hubs work together with our service users, carers and partner organisations to provide person-centred support for recovery and care.
By working in partnership, the service provides coordinated community mental health support through the Hub all year round.
To find out more about the support provided, please watch our explainer on adult community mental health services.
