Supporting independence. Enriching lives.

Mental health support

Space to move forward, at your pace.

Led by two mental health nurses and one learning disability nurse, Sunrise brings a thoughtful understanding of mental health to everyday support. We focus on your strengths, routines, relationships and the goals you choose.

An adult using binoculars on a leafy woodland path, with a walking cane beside them.
Everyday life, illustrated. Stock photography; people shown are not Sunrise clients.

A consistent foundation

Practical support with daily routines can help you build a sense of stability and confidence at home and in your community.

A considered transition

If you are moving on from hospital or residential care, we discuss your support needs with you and the people involved in your care so that the next step can be planned carefully.

Working together

With your involvement, we work with families, representatives and relevant professionals to help your support plan reflect your needs and preferences.

Our community support is not an emergency or crisis service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999.

A considered start

Getting to know you comes first.

01

Let’s get to know you

We start by listening: what you enjoy, what you want to work towards and where support would help.

02

Find the right fit

Together, we explore your needs, the environment and the support available. There is space to ask questions.

03

Plan your next chapter

If Sunrise is right for you, we agree a plan together and prepare for your transition, one considered step at a time.

Planning your support

Space for your questions.

Tell us what matters to you. We’ll discuss your needs and the arrangements before support begins.

Can we discuss a move from hospital or residential care?

Yes. We welcome an initial discussion about the person’s support needs, preferred location and timescale. With the person’s involvement, we consider suitability and work with the people involved in their care to plan an agreed transition. See our professional referral process.

How are families and professionals involved?

Your voice and preferences are central to planning. With your involvement, we work with family members, representatives and relevant professionals so the support plan reflects your needs, routines, relationships and goals. We discuss who should be involved as part of getting to know you.

A new chapter starts
with a conversation.

Tell us what matters to you. We’ll talk through the possibilities together.