Mental health response vehicle

London Ambulance Service has launched a specialist mental health crisis team as callouts nearly double, providing tailored care for patients with complex needs.

A dedicated mental health response vehicle has been launched in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough as part of a new partnership between Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT) and the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST).

A partnership between the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised for its work responding to mental health emergencies across the county.

A dedicated Mental Health Response Vehicle is helping to ease pressure on emergency departments and ensure people in crisis receive the right care in Somerset.

People experiencing mental health crisis have benefitted from a collaborative initiative involving East of England Ambulance Service using a mental health response vehicle to offer on-scene support, reducing demand on ambulances and emergency departments.

A new fleet of specialist Mental Health Response Vehicles (MHRVs) is now on the roads across Hertfordshire and West Essex, offering a lifeline to people in crisis and transforming how emergency mental health care is delivered across the area.

More than 30,000 Londoners experiencing a mental health crisis have been treated by specialist teams at the UK’s busiest ambulance service.

The London Ambulance Service team that brings together mental health experts and paramedics is celebrating a decade of providing specialist mental health care across the capital.

An ambulance service’s mental health response initiative has supported more than 7,000 people in its first year.

A specialist mental health response vehicle has reduced hospital admissions in mid and south Essex by over 80%.