IN 2020, 2000 PEOPLE
...have been supported by Pentreath towards their vocational goals.
IN 2020, 166 PEOPLE
...have built their confidence and found employment and been successful in getting a job with Pentreath's help.
IN 2020, 286 PEOPLE
...have found the confidence and believed in themselves and started or returned to education and training.
96% OF CLIENTS
...would recommend Pentreath to their family and friends.
Recovery College Cornwall
Behind Recovery College Cornwall are a number of organisations who have partnered to make this initiative a reality.
Are overseeing the set-up, governance and development of the college. They have provided a development manager who will in time be replaced by a Recovery College Manager who’s focus will be the sustainability of the college. Pentreath have also provided learning support workers, spoke trainers who will deliver courses from centers within the community, and 1 administrator.
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Have provided 2 learning support workers and are running a research and evaluation project for the duration of the project to contribute to the development and sustainability of the Recovery College once the initial two year pilot is over.
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Committing volunteer time to work with Employers to provide Mental Health Awareness Training and events whilst developing work experience placements for students. They will also provide a strategic links to business networks through their relationship with the Chamber of Commerce and sit on the project steering group.
Along with Rotary in the South West Peninsula, Invictus Trust provided us with some of the match funding needed to secure a successful bid. They also sit on our steering group to ensure the needs of young people are being met.
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If you feel that you need to talk to someone urgently then please call the 24/7 Cornwall mental health helpline on 0800 0385 300. You can call for free, any time of day or night, if you are worried about your own or someone else’s mental health. The team behind the 24/7 telephone service will listen to you and determine how best to help. Alternatively, please call the Samaritans on 116 123.
Thank you.