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General information

Email: everymanproject@btopenworld.com

Type of delivery point: Counselling Service

Aims: Everyman Project is for men 18 years and over who behave violently or abusively and want to change. Self-referral to counselling programme of 29 weeks including assessment.
Advice for men concerned about their behaviour and for friends and family concerned about a man's behaviour.

Availability: Appointment
Referral by: Self-referral, If funded by social services, CMHTs, Legal Aid, need to be referred via an agency.

Waiting list: Yes
Usually two weeks wait for assessments, after which one or two months wait for counsellor, depending on availability.

Areas of support offered

Relationships and Emotions: Emotional well-being; Mental health; Personal relationships; Relationship breakdown / Divorce

Families: Family support; Step families

Keeping Safe: Abuse; Domestic Abuse

Disability, Special Needs and Additional Needs: Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties

Crime and Offending: Adult offenders

Health Issues: Boys' and Men's Health; Stress; Mental and Emotional Health

Equal Opportunities: Age; Black and other Minority Ethnic issues; Disability; Gender; Religion; Sexual Orientation

Geographical Areas Covered

The whole of England: Yes

The South West Region: Yes

Locally (Bath and NE Somerset, Bristol, South Gloucestershire): No

Bath & North East Somerset: The whole of the area

Bristol: The whole of the area

South Gloucestershire: The whole of the area

Disability and Access Issues

Bus stops nearby: Yes

Car park nearby: No

Parking for disabled drivers: No

Pedestrian route: No

Automatic external doors: No
Will doors easily open from a wheelchair: No

Glass doors clearly marked at the centre for safety: No

Doors 900mm or more wide, with flat thresholds: No

Doors light and non sprung: No

External ramps: No

External steps: No

Lobby/porch area: No

Interior of premises bright and well lit: No

Interior automatic doors: No
Wide doors: No
Wheelchair friendly doors: No

Door frames and handles clearly visible: No

Wide unobstructed corridors (min 1200mm): No

Lift for Wheelchair users: No

Internal ramps: No

Internal steps: No

Visual fire alarm: No

Floor contrast colouring for entrances and exits: No

Able to provide on request individuals who can:
– offer general assistance: No
– assist visually impaired people: No
– sign in BSL and/or MAKATON: No
– do lip speaking: No

Loop system for hearing aid users: No

Public telephone: No

Inductive coupler for hearing aid users: No

Provide pamphlets/leaflets: No

Provision for assistance dogs: No

Toilets that disabled people can access: No

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