Our RHSD services are delivered at nine bespoke units, which are age and gender specific (with the exception of one mixed sex unit) and are located across the Pennine Care footprint either within the community or on a hospital site.
The majority of units accept referrals for people across the Pennine Care footprint, and further field, where appropriate.
More information about our RHSD units is provided in our bespoke suite of marketing brochures which which can be accessed here.
You can also visit our service directory.
You can find out more about our RHSD services in the short animation and short film below.
This leaflet provides a summary of our RHSD units, the benefits of choosing our services, details of a range of innovative schemes we have implemented and more.
The Clinical Pathway Team is the first point of contact for all referrals to our RHSD services and has a specific responsibility to assess and advise on the most appropriate placement for all men referred to our low secure services. The team also monitors low secure and Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) ‘out of area’ placements and provides advice about appropriate care pathways for service users with complex needs and who present with a higher level of risk.
You can find out more about the individual units here.
Some of our patients have shared their recovery journeys. Read more about them here.
Stockport County Community Foundation have been running football coaching sessions with some of our service users, helping them to keep fit, connect with others and have some fun.
Watch the short video below to find out more:
