leading the way with an inclusive approach to recovery

about us

welcome to

Futures In Mind

A service designed for people from across Essex who are looking for support with recovery from mental health problems and/or substance and alcohol misuse.

Referral/Initial Information Form


how we help

We offer an inclusive approach to recovery and with that comes great opportunities for you to develop skills, meet like minded people, build confidence, gain qualifications and make further positive changes to improve your quality of life.

blog/news

Check out our latest posts and news articles. Feel free to get involved and post your comments to any of the articles published.

befriending

Would you like to try something new, or get out and about but don’t want to go alone?  Does your mental health or substance misuse issue make you feel isolated?

funds

See the exciting opportunities that will be coming soon. You can also sign up to our enews for the latest updates as they happen.

mentoring

We provide support for people who are in early recovery from drug and alcohol misuse and/or mental illness by matching them with trained volunteer peer mentors.

peer led activities

Our community groups and activities are open to adults 18+ who would like to meet others on their journey of recovery from mental ill health and/or substance/alcohol misuse.

latest news

New Maldon Welcome Cafe Coming soon!

We are very excited to be able to launch a brand new Maldon Welcome Cafe at the following address: Suzie’s gift and tea shop room, 106 High St, Maldon,CM9 5ET. It is open between 10am – 4pm every Tuesday to Fridays. www.suzies110.com Watch this space for more information.

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How can Futures in Mind Help?

Confidentiality

Futures in Mind are committed to maintaining confidentiality. All information about you is kept securely and not shared with anyone outside our organisation without your permission, or unless exceptional circumstances occur. Your data is held electronically on a secure data base.
If we believe there is a risk of harm to you or others we will inform the appropriate persons (such as relevant agencies and services), but we would always endeavour to let you know about this in advance.