top of page
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

We’re collecting feedback from all our service users!
Please take a few minutes to fill out our short survey. Your feedback helps us improve our services.

Feeling lonely? You’re not alone.
Barnet Friends offers free weekly telephone befriending for Barnet residents aged 18–55.

Supporting Wellbeing

in Barnet

Barnet Wellbeing Service provides early, accessible mental health and wellbeing support for people who live, work or study in the borough. It connects you to trusted local services, activities and support so you can get help in a way that feels right for you.

logo bws website.png

How it works​​

​

Barnet Wellbeing Service is designed to be flexible and easy to access.

​

You can get support either through the Barnet Wellbeing Hub or, in some cases, by contacting services directly.

​

  1. Get in touch via self-referral or a professional referral

  2. Speak to the Wellbeing Hub or a relevant service

  3. Be connected to the right support for your needs

  4. Access help from local services, activities or therapies

​

We focus on early support, helping people access the right help before issues reach crisis point.

BW (10)_edited.png
Our Services

Barnet Wellbeing Service brings together local partners offering a range of early mental health and wellbeing support across Barnet.

Barnet Wellbeing Hub

Your first point of contact for wellbeing support and emotional health checks.
Delivered by: Meridian Wellbeing

​

Barnet Friends

Telephone befriending and social connection for people who may be feeling lonely or isolated.
Delivered by: CB Plus

3.png

Recovery College

Courses and workshops to build confidence, skills and understanding of mental health and wellbeing.
Delivered by: Mind in Enfield & Barnet

5.png

Young People Thrive

Wellbeing support for young adults aged 17.5–25, including one-to-one and group support.
Delivered by: Barnet Young People Thrive

2.png

New Citizens Gateway

Culturally informed, bilingual talking therapy and wellbeing support for refugees and asylum seekers.
Delivered by: New Citizens Gateway

1.png

How to Access Support

​The Barnet Wellbeing Service is free. You need to be 16 and over, a resident in Barnet and registered with a Barnet GP to access the service. There are two ways to make a referral to the Wellbeing Hub. Please click on of the buttons below to fill out our online form.

Alternatively, if you'd like to print out a paper version, please click the links below.

​

Self-referral, please fill in the form here.

Agency or GP referral, please fill in the form here. 

​

Please return your completed form to info@barnetwellbeing.org.uk​

​

Explore our services page for additional self-referral services available in Barnet.

Stay Connected

Wellbeing Service Newsletter

Wellbeing Matters is the Barnet Wellbeing Service monthly newsletter, sharing practical ideas, local updates, and simple

ways to support your mental wellbeing.

​

Each edition is inspired by the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Connect,

Be Active, Take Notice, Learn and Give.

​

Sign up to receive updates

Get the latest news, activities and wellbeing support straight

to your inbox.

​

​

 

Get in touch

If you have questions, ideas, or would like to contribute:

info@cbplus.org.uk

 

Latest newsletter

Read our most recent edition of Wellbeing Matters.

​

A fun leaf for decoration
A fun bee for decoration
fun leaf for decoration
A fun bee for decor
fun leaf for decoration

"My stress was related to my housing

situation and getting support from the advisor has helped us. We were given the names of solicitors who could help us. The Wellbeing Hub has been helpful."

Barnet Wellbeing Hub Service User

Lady standing in shrubbery
bottom of page