Who we're here to support
Our mental health first response service supports people living in North Yorkshire, York and Selby who are experiencing mental health crisis or distress when they call NHS 111 and press option 2 for mental health.
You can contact the service for yourself or on behalf of someone else.
We’re commissioned by Tees, Esk, and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV) to deliver the Mental Health First Response Service.
How we can help
By dialling NHS 111 and selecting option 2, you’ll be directed to our compassionate Mental Health Advisors for support.
Our Mental Health Advisors will chat with you to explore your mental health crisis and the support you need. You might talk about what’s happening in your life, how to keep safe in a crisis, or other services that could help.
If you need more support, our team will transfer your call to your local North Yorkshire, York, and Selby NHS Crisis Team for an assessment from their clinical team.
If you’re experiencing a mental health crisis or distress and need emergency support or medical treatment or are calling on behalf of someone else who needs urgent help, our team will contact emergency services to arrange immediate support.
Get support
The Mental Health First Response Service offers support by telephone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in North Yorkshire, York, and Selby.
If you have a comment, compliment or complaint about the Mental Health First Response Service, please get in touch. You can forward your complaint to:
Everyturn Mental Health
Governance and Quality Department
2 Esh Plaza
Sir Bobby Robson Way
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE13 9BA
You could also email governance@everyturn.org. Your complaint will then be handled by a senior manager.
Read our full concerns and complaints procedure here.
If you have a comment or complaint about your experience of the support you receive after you are transferred to your local NHS Crisis Team, you should contact TEWV NHS Foundation Trust directly. Please refer to TEWV’s concerns and complaints procedure here.
You have a right to access the information held about you, this is known as a Subject Access Request (SAR).
If you would like access to the data held by TEWV about your mental health care, or that of somebody you’re acting on behalf of, you can make a formal request to access data held by TEWV via their SAR process.
TEWV’s Requests for Information Procedure can be found here.
For information on how TEWV will use your personal information, you can read their full privacy notice here.
