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  • If you need help with your mental health today, we’re here for you

    If you need urgent support today out of hours, you can visit an NHS Recovery Café in Tooting or Wimbledon. If you are anxious, low or stressed, NHS Talking Therapies offers a range of free confidential support.

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    We are pleased to invite you to our APM, which will be held face-to-face at our Trust Headquarters. The event will include updates and presentations from our Board before we take an in depth look at our partnership working to improve mental health in South West London.

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  • New app launched to help patients manage their medication 

    A new app has been designed to help patients and service users to log and keep track of their medication intake in just a few simple steps. 

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Emergency help

Emergency help

24/7 Mental health crisis line

If you need mental health support in a crisis you can call our 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line on 0800 028 8000.  The Mental Health Crisis Line offers emotional support and advice to people who are affected by urgent mental health issues, at any time of the day or night. It is open to everyone: both children and adults of all ages, and to people who haven’t previously accessed mental health services.

Please only attend A&E if you have an emergency with your physical health. The Mental Health Crisis Line can help and direct you to the right service for your mental health.

If you are already a patient (adult or young person under the age of 18) at our Trust, between the hours of  9am-5pm Monday to Friday we encourage you to call the mental health team that looks after you.  You can find their contact details here.   Otherwise, please contact the 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line.

If you are calling urgently from a partner agency and require support and direction, you are encouraged to also contact the 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line.

If you need more general advice and support with your mental health, please see our Advice and support page.

If you are Deaf, you can call our Mental Health Crisis Line using Sign Live Video Relay Service (VRS): :

  • On a computer, go to https://signlive.co.uk/login/ and register using Facebook, Google or email
  • On phone, iPad or tablet download SignLive’s app for free and register

You will then be able to call the Trust for free.

Recovery Cafes

Are you struggling with your mental health and finding it difficult to cope?

Come along to one of our Recovery Cafés for a safe and supportive space. There’s no need for an appointment, just turn up and you’ll be met by a listening ear, and benefit from companionship and from engaging in therapeutic support. The cafes also provide:

  • Group activities
  • One- to-one support
  • Chill out space
  • Advice, information & signposting
  • Hot meals and drinks
  • Drop in from local mental health teams

Our Recovery cafes are based in Tooting, Richmond, Kingston and Wimbledon but are there to help adults (18 years+) with mental health issues from the South London boroughs of Wandsworth, Merton, Sutton, Richmond and Kingston. You don't need to book or have a formal referral. You just need to turn up. You can also ring ahead if you need any support around travelling to the café or would like to speak with a member of staff beforehand.

Opening Hours:  Monday to Friday 6pm - 11pm, Saturday Sunday and Bank holidays 12noon - 11pm

The Cafés will close at 11:00pm promptly each night and customers will be supported to plan their journey home during their visit to the Cafés.

Please note: The cafés do not provide accommodation and are not designed to support young people under 18 years old or those under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Tooting Recovery Cafe

966 Garratt Lane, London SW17 0ND. Email: recoverycafe@hestia.org or call 07794 394 920

Sunshine Recovery Café

296a Kingston Rd, London SW20 8LX. Email: info@sunshinerecoverycafe.org or call 07908 436 617

Twickenham Recovery Hub

32 Hampton Road, London TW2 5QB. Email: recoveryhub@rbmind.org or call 020 3137 9755

Kingston Recovery Hub

Alfriston Centre, 3 Berrylands Road, London KT5 8RB. Email: recoveryhub@rbmind.org or call 020 3137 9755

Car parking

Car parking

Car parking charges apply to visitors at:

  • Springfield University Hospital
  • Tolworth Hospital
  • Richmond Hospital

Parking charges also apply at other sites where the Trust provides services but which are not owned by the Trust. For further information on these charges, please refer to the relevant website:

Our car parking charges as follows:

  • £3 up to 2 hours
  • £5 up to 4 hours
  • £10 up to 12 hours
  • No return permitted within 2 hours

We are committed to keeping car parking charges low for our patients. Therefore concessions are available so that no service user will pay more than £3 regardless of their length of stay. However, the minimum charge of £3 will always apply. Information on how to access the concessionary charge will be located in all our car parks.

If you are able to, please consider using public transport, cycling or other methods of transport to get to your appointment.

Electric Vehicle charging points at Springfield

Shaftesbury’s car park has 30 EV points and  Trinity's car park has 8.

It is important to note that all of the EV points at the Trust are public which means that visitors, service users and staff can use them when required. Also, the EV spaces can only be used for the duration that the vehicle is being charged, a fact which is clearly highlighted on the signage surrounding the charging points.

The cost of using the EV points is set at 57 pence per kilowatt hour (kWh) which has been set to align with the price points found locally as well as an allowance for the Trust to meet the costs of the ongoing operation and maintenance of the points.

With the Monta app

  1. Scan the QR code on the Monta app, not just on your phone.
  2. Adjust the charging settings, add a payment method and swipe to charge.

Without the Monta App – using a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Tag

 

  1. Create a Monta account online and add the RFID tag to the account,
  2. Plug in and tap the RFID on the charge point and the charge will start.

Parking enforcement

Our parking terms and conditions are enforced by the issuing of Parking Charge Notices in accordance with the British Parking Association's Approved Operators Scheme. You can pay your Parking Charge Notice on-line.

If  you wish to appeal against a Parking Charge Notice you must do so in writing with 28 days from the date of issue.  All correspondence must include your name, address, registration number and PCN number as well as the full name and address of the driver if different.  Appeals should be addressed to:

Head of Security
Storey Building
Springfield University Hospital 
7 Springfield Drive 
London
SW17 0YF

Telephone appeals will not be accepted.

 

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