Locations
Alexandra Wellbeing House
Important information
Swindon and Gloucestershire Mind are providing a phased reopening of the Alexandra Wellbeing House Service from 5 June 2023.
People accessing the service must be able to manage their own medication, personal care, have a GP in the GL locality, and a fixed address to return to after their stay (up to 14 days). Everyone referred us will be required to complete a in person assessment on site at Alexandra Wellbeing House.
This service now has 6 bedrooms available, with a new ground floor accessible room including an ensuite bathroom for anyone with mobility issues. We will offer a home from home experience, providing person centred support based on individual needs.
We will be accepting referrals from 15 May 2023. Our telephone line will also be reopened and you contact us via 01452 245338.
ADDRESS
The Alexandra Wellbeing House
29-31 Alexandra Road
Gloucester
GL1 3DR
PHONE NUMBER
SERVICES BASED AT THIS LOCATION
Who we are
The Alexandra Wellbeing House is located in Gloucester and is a partnership project between Swindon and Gloucestershire Mind and Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust. The service was officially opened by the Countess of Wessex in July 2017. The Alexandra Wellbeing House offers a preventative approach for service users experiencing mild to moderate mental health challenges who may be at risk of mental health admission, crisis and/or relapse.
Where we are
The service is situated within the centre of Gloucester and is within walking distance of the City Centre. We accommodate up to five people at a time. Individuals are referred to as ‘guests’ to reflect the non-clinical and relaxing atmosphere of the service. Each guest is allocated their own private bedroom and there are also several communal areas and shared facilities such as, the living room, kitchen, crafts room, outdoor garden space and summer house.
“It is such a lovely house to stay in – really homely. It is clean, warm and inviting with a lovely outside space to relax in too. I was encouraged to potter in the garden as I do at home which helped me relax.”
