Support

If you require immediate medical attention, please dial 999 or present yourself at A&E. If it’s not an emergency, but you feel you do need to speak to a medical professional, you can dial 111 or make an appointment with your GP.

Some of these organisations fall under several categories, but I’ve just listed them under the main category with which they work. Use the contents list to skip to specific categories. This list is not exhaustive and I will continue to update it as I become aware of more relevant and useful links.

Resources (thepatchworkfox.com)

Addiction

Anxiety, Panic, and Phobias

Autism and Neurodivergence

Bereavement

Bipolar Disorder

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)

Debt and Finances

Depression and Suicidal Thoughts

Eating Disorders

Homelessness

LGBTQIA+

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Relationships

Self-Harm

Sexual Assault and Rape

Students

Victims of Crime

Young People