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Coventry Residents Access 5+ Mental Health Support Services for Crisis Help

Several established local and national options provide advice, drop-in access and crisis support for residents aged 16 and over.

By Coventry Lifestyle Desk · Published 18 July 2026

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Coventry residents seeking mental health support have access to a range of dedicated services that offer immediate advice and signposting through established local providers. The 24/7 Coventry and Warwickshire Mental Wellbeing Line operates for advice and signposting on 0800 616171.

24/7 Crisis Support via NHS Services

For urgent mental health crises, the NHS 111 service directs callers to mental health support by selecting option 2. This line remains available every day of the year. Residents can use this route when immediate professional input is required before considering further local options.

Evening Drop-In Support at Safe Haven

Safe Haven provides evening drop-in support between 6pm and 11pm for individuals aged 16 and over. The service is located at Wellington Gardens on Windsor St in Coventry and also offers phone support on 024 7601 7200. Those planning to attend can confirm details in advance using the listed contact number.

Self-Referral for NHS Talking Therapies

NHS Talking Therapies, also known as IAPT, assists people aged 16 and over who experience stress, anxiety or low mood. Self-referral is available by calling 024 7667 1090. This option allows direct access without requiring a GP referral first.

Confidential Text Support Services

Text-based confidential support is accessible by sending SHOUT to 85258 or CWHOPE to 85258 to connect with mental health professionals. These shortcode options provide an additional entry point for those who prefer written contact before visiting any in-person service.

Information on these resources comes from local health authority listings and NHS partner sites. Residents are encouraged to note the specific contact details and opening times listed above when planning to use any of the services. The services operate alongside broader mental health pathways in Coventry and Warwickshire.