One Stop Mental Health Support

Improving emotional and societal wellbeing in Redbridge.

Around one in six adults in Redbridge—over 35,000 people—live with a common mental health disorder, such as depression or anxiety.

This is just part of a growing national issue, where around one third of all young adults have reported symptoms of a mental health disorder.

Our team are supporting the mental health of people across communities in Redbridge thanks to funding from Redbridge Council.

Our Community Support Workers and trained volunteers are available at engagement hubs around Redbridge to provide support, guidance, and signposting.

Local support

Meet our Community Support Workers and trained volunteers at engagement hubs in the borough.

Regular activities

Take part in our programme of group activities to help you find new friends and improve your wellbeing.

One-to-one support

Get the help you need in confidential sessions with a trained member of our team

How we're creating community

Make a referral

Get some One Stop Support!

We’re now accepting referrals for those in need of support.

  • Aged over 18
  • A resident of Redbridge
  • Registered with a GP
  • Been diagnosed with a mental health condition
Make a referral!

Recent updates about One Stop Mental Health Support

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“Sustainability” has become one of the most commonly used words in the charity sector. Funders ask about it; organisations include it in funding applications; strategies are built around it. Yet, I sometimes have to wonder whether we’re all talking about the same thing.

2 weeks ago

 by Nathan Singleton

Introducing Richard, Community Befriending Volunteer

This month, we're talking with Richard Wint, one of the longest serving volunteers in our Community Befriending Programme. Last month, Richard received a special award from the High Sheriff of Greater London, Dhruv Patel CBE, in recognition of his dedication to supporting others in his community.

2 weeks ago

 by LifeLine Comms Team

High Sheriff recognises Community Befriending volunteers

LifeLine Projects was delighted to welcome the High Sheriff of Greater London, Dhruv Patel CBE, to our Community Befriending coffee morning on 18th September 2026, where he joined volunteers, befriendees and staff to celebrate the positive impact of the programme.

2 weeks ago

 by LifeLine Comms Team

LifeLine launches variety of new programmes for young people and families across London

New Wellbeing Peer Support programme launches thanks to support from NHS North East London Foundation Trust More about Wellbeing Peer Support More activities for young people in East London thanks to Million Hours funding More about positive activities Council funding brings holiday activities and food to young people in Newham

2 months ago

 by LifeLine Comms Team

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