REACH
REACH provides weekly, face-to-face support for up to six months, to people struggling with severe mental illness (SMI).
We can help you become more involved in your community and connect with groups local to you, so you feel more engaged and supported in everyday life.
This is your space to explore what matters most – whether that’s socialising, education, volunteering, employment or simply learning how to navigate public transport with ease.
REACH is not a clinical service but is delivered by experienced Support Workers who specialise in mental health, working as part of the Bradford District Care Trust and Local Authority. Some of our team have their own lived experience of mental health difficulties and will draw upon this to better understand and support you.
REACH is about walking alongside you, helping you build confidence, find independence and feel empowered in your journey. Let’s take that next step together.
Service explanation for those whose first language is Urdu/Punjabi:
In 2025-26...
we supported 378 people on their mental health journey through 2,741 sessions of support.
88% of people felt more able to live in the moment after the support they received.
4.7/5 of people rated how likely they were to recommend the service to others.
86% of people felt more able to connect with others due to the support they received.
Reach Leaflet
DownloadIf you require any assistance to complete the form or have a referral query please call us on 01274 586474 or email referrals@thecellartrust.org
*If you are unable to complete the referral form on a mobile devise, please use a desktop devise such as a laptop.
Partners
In partnership with the NHS
Funder
Reach is funded by Bradford Council Adult Social Care
