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We’re now widely available to all residents in Chorley, South Ribble & Greater Preston

As of April 2019, our service will be available to over 320,000 residents living in Chorley, South Ribble and Greater Preston aged 16 and above.

We will be providing a large number of online therapy sessions available via professional referral, in addition to our online community support. Funded by NHS Chorley, South Ribble and Greater Preston CCG, we have been working in partnership since 2015, gradually expanding availability around the local areas due to growing demand and great outcomes.

Our CEO, Henry Jones, commented:

We’re delighted to be rolling out Togetherall for all residents in Chorley, South Ribble and Greater Preston. We’ve been working closely in partnership with the NHS in the area over the past 5 years to support over 3600 with their mental health and hope to support many more in the months to come. Chorley, South Ribble and Greater Preston CCG are a fantastic example of how, by working together we can provide a safe, supportive and stigma-free online environment that benefits those who have trouble accessing, using, and travelling to traditional in-person services. Whilst digital support will not be suitable for all, it will be a lifeline for many in the local area

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