Centre Opening Hours and Timetable

Our service provision

We are continuing to provide essential mental health support in Hertfordshire by adapting our services to best protect our clients, carers, volunteers and staff.

Our Wellbeing Centres have limited opening hours for pre-arranged appointments. They are also open by appointment for our Crisis Services, please click here for more details.

Our staff teams are also providing support through phone, Skype and online provision.

We will keep you up to date with any further changes to our service provision, so please check back regularly. For more information, please call us on 02037 273600 or email us at [email protected]

Crisis Helpline

The Crisis Helpline is open every day, please click here for further information about this service.

You can call our Crisis Helpline on 01923 256391 please see the opening times below.

Services Timetable

Please click on the image below to download our Services Timetable. This outlines all of the services you can access at present. Our timetable is under constant review, so please look out for updates on our website and social media accounts.

Latest

BBO Herts Youth Futures Youth Mentor – Mental Health

We have a great opportunity for the role of BBO Herts Youth Futures Youth Mentor – Mental Health.
Crisis Café Coordinator

We have a great opportunity for two Crisis Café Coordinators to join our crisis service.
Volunteer Secretary to the Board

We are looking for a Volunteer Secretary for the Board to fulfil the administrative requirements to support the Board.
Wellbeing Connector (Borehamwood)

We have an exciting opportunity to recruit a highly skilled Wellbeing Connector based in Borehamwood.

Mums Matter

Mums Matter is a perinatal mental health service designed and developed by mums for mums.
Nightlight Crisis Helpline

Our helpline will provide emotional support, advice and information if you are feeling distressed and are in crisis. You can also call us if your mental health is impacted by the current Coronavirus outbreak.
Spot the Signs & Emotional Wellbeing

Spot the Signs & Emotional Wellbeing is a Hertfordshire campaign providing training and workshops to children and young people, parents/carers and professionals working with young people.

Accessing our services

To access our services you can refer yourself, or through a range of agencies including through your GP, Mental Health Services and Social Services.
About us

We deliver essential mental health support in Hertfordshire, providing a diverse range of services from our seven Wellbeing Centres and other venues across all ten districts of the county.
Counselling

Our respected "Let's Talk Counselling" service is available at all our Wellbeing Centres. Our counsellors are highly trained and experienced.
Areas we cover
Counselling placements

We are looking for Volunteer Counsellors to join our innovative Let's Talk Counselling Service.
Volunteer with us
NightLight Crisis Service

NightLight is a countywide out of hours crisis service for people who are feeling distressed and experiencing a crisis. We are open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday nights from 7pm-2am, every week of the year.
Our leadership team

Hertfordshire Mind Network employs around 80 members of staff and 100+ volunteers throughout the county. Leading this group is a qualified and experienced team who are responsible for looking after the day-to-day operation of the organisation
Need help now?

If you are feeling distressed or have concerns for your wellbeing and need to talk to someone, contact your GP or call any of these numbers.
Our trustees

Our Board of Trustees are experienced men and women from various backgrounds. They are responsible for the governance of Hertfordshire Mind Network and offer their time to the charity on a voluntary basis. They appoint a CEO to manage the day-to-day activities of the organisation, who reports to them at meetings at least four times per year.