Deliver specialist support services to improve wellbeing and resilience for sole survivors in Sefton through a coordinated multi-agency approach.
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Deliver structured rowing courses and support programmes for prisoners at HMP Spring Hill to build confidence, improve health, and reduce reoffending.
Northampton mental health services contract to provide evidence-based Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for treating anxiety disorders and specific phobias over a two-year period.
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