Specialist mental health support
Recovery is possible, with the right support, understanding, and care.
At CCGA Healthcare, we provide specialist mental health support for adults aged 18+ living in the community, helping individuals rebuild confidence, manage their wellbeing, and lead fulfilling, independent lives.
Our approach is guided by clinical expertise, digital care management, and compassion, ensuring every person receives safe, consistent, and meaningful support tailored to their mental health journey.
Our Mental Health Support Service
We deliver person-centred mental health care that promotes recovery, resilience, and inclusion.
Our support helps adults live safely and confidently at home while remaining connected to their community.
Our service is suitable for adults who:
Are living with depression, anxiety, or PTSD
Have bipolar disorder, personality disorder, or schizophrenia
Experience psychosis or trauma-related conditions
Have co-existing learning disabilities or autism
Are recovering from hospital admission or crisis intervention
Need help maintaining daily structure, stability, and confidence
Our Approach
1: Person-Centred and Recovery-Focused
We believe recovery is unique to each individual.
Our support is designed to help people regain control, rebuild purpose, and reconnect with the world around them.
: Support plans are built collaboratively with the individual, their family, and professionals.
: Goals are set around wellbeing, independence, and community participation.
: Care is adjusted flexibly as needs change.
2: Clinically Led Oversight
All CCGA services are overseen by our Clinical Associate (former Registered Nurse), ensuring that care delivery is clinically safe, trauma-informed, and aligned with NHS and CQC expectations.
We work closely with:
Community mental health teams (CMHTs)
Social workers and advocates
GPs and primary care networks
NHS ICBs and local authority commissioners
3: Skilled and Compassionate Support Staff
Our care team is trained to support adults with a wide range of mental health needs.
They are:
Enhanced DBS-checked and CQC-compliant
Trained in trauma-informed care, de-escalation, Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), and mental health first aid
Supported through continuous clinical supervision and CPD development
Compassionate, patient, and committed to promoting recovery
We don’t just support people; we empower them to take steps forward.
4: Digital Care Management (DCME)
Our Digital Care Management Environment (DCME) platform ensures every support session, wellbeing check, and goal review is recorded in real time.
It allows families, professionals, and commissioners to:
Monitor progress and engagement
Track outcomes digitally
View risk assessments and updates instantly
Ensure accountability and transparency
This creates a joined-up approach between support teams, families, and professionals.
How We Support People
Our flexible care model includes:
Daily living support (routines, hygiene, organisation)
Medication management and reminders
Encouraging engagement in therapy or appointments
Promoting social connection and inclusion
Building coping and resilience skills
Encouraging healthy lifestyle and wellbeing habits
Crisis prevention and emotional reassurance
We adapt to each person’s goals; whether that’s returning to work, managing anxiety, or simply feeling safe and supported again.
Why Choose CCGA Healthcare
- CQC-registered provider of personal and community-based mental health support
- Clinically led by a former nurse and Clinical Associate
- Trained, DBS-checked, trauma-informed carers
- Digital transparency via our DCME system
- Collaborative, multi-agency working model
- Focus on outcomes, not just hours
- Flexible support packages, short or long-term
At CCGA, we combine compassion with clinical governance to deliver safe, effective, and empowering support for adults with mental health needs.
Areas We Cover
We provide Mental Health Support across:
London, Kent, Essex, Surrey, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Wiltshire, and Somerset, with expansion into surrounding areas.
This localised model means we recruit carers locally, ensuring familiarity with the community and reliable, on-time support.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an independent regulator of health and social care services in England. Being regulated by CQC ensures that care providers, like your domiciliary care and supported living services, meet rigorous standards of quality, safety, and compassion.
