Guidance: Mental health crisis care: health based places of safety funding This guidance document sets out how local crisis care concordat groups can apply for funding to increase the capacity and number of health based places of safety.
If someone is having a mental health crisis and they come to the attention of the police, they may need to be taken to a place of safety – somewhere that is designated as safe under the Mental Health Act.
The best place of safety is in a health setting, so that people, including children and young people, get the care they need for their mental health.
This funding programme aims to increase and improve health based places of safety and continue to reduce police cells being used as an alternative. Bids for a share of the £15 million fund will be managed by the Department of Health.
This is part of the mental health crisis care agreement (Crisis Care Concordat) to support people in a mental health crisis. More information about the mental health Crisis Care Concordat is available. Department of Health
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If someone is having a mental health crisis and they come to the attention of the police, they may need to be taken to a place of safety – somewhere that is designated as safe under the Mental Health Act.
The best place of safety is in a health setting, so that people, including children and young people, get the care they need for their mental health.
This funding programme aims to increase and improve health based places of safety and continue to reduce police cells being used as an alternative. Bids for a share of the £15 million fund will be managed by the Department of Health.
This is part of the mental health crisis care agreement (Crisis Care Concordat) to support people in a mental health crisis. More information about the mental health Crisis Care Concordat is available. Department of Health
See also:
- News story: New funding for safe places for people in mental health crisis Department of Health
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