What

Circle is a hub space and café that offers support for young people in Ealing who are at, or near crisis point with their mental health.

Most of the young people attending A&E for mental health support are dealing with anxiety, depression, self-harming behaviour and suicidality risks. The earlier a young person gets support for their mental health, the more effective that support will be.

That’s why Circle exists: to provide mental health support early, and prevent things getting worse.

Young people can come in for advice, support, or just to talk, with drop-in or appointment-based services.

Where

Circle
South Ealing Road
London, W5 4QA

What is at Circle?

• 2 therapy rooms for 1-1 consultations and meetings​
• A sensory room
• Open space for groups ​and workshops
• Café and welcoming reception area ​
• Small outside courtyard space
• Space accessible to public transport

Circle’s Aims:

• To reduce the number of young people presenting to A&E in crisis.
• To provide a safe space and clinically trained staff to help young people who visit Circle in an emotional or mentally overwhelmed state to de-escalate their heightened state of distress.
• To provide a space where young people and parents can be supported and guided to access appropriate services.
• Prevent children and young people going into an acute crisis state requiring emergency hospital-based intervention or support.

Opening Times:

We are open 365 days a year!

Drop-in Times:

• (Term Time) Mon - Fri: 3.30pm-6.30pm
• Weekends & Holidays: 12.30pm-3.30pm

Appointments:

• (Term Time) Mon - Fri: 3pm-11pm
• Weekends & Holidays: 12pm-8pm

For enquiries about the service please contact circleteam@hfehmind.org.uk, or call 020 3475 0060