Referring to Impact Pathways Solutions Ltd
Understanding our referral process is key to ensuring individuals receive the right support promptly. We're here to guide you through every step, ensuring a smooth and effective transition into our recovery-focused services.
Who can refer to our services?
Impact Pathways Solutions Ltd welcomes referrals from a wide range of professionals and organisations dedicated to supporting individuals with mental health challenges. Our partners include local authorities, NHS Trusts, Community Mental Health Teams (CMHTs), Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), social workers, care coordinators, housing associations, hospitals, and various healthcare professionals. We also understand the crucial role families, advocates, and support organisations play, and we encourage referrals from these groups. Where appropriate, we also accept self-referrals from individuals seeking our support. Our collaborative approach ensures that every individual receives the tailored assistance needed to achieve recovery, independence, and improved wellbeing.
Our referral process: Step-by-step
Once a referral is submitted, our dedicated team carefully reviews the information provided. We then contact the referrer to gain a deeper understanding of the individual's specific needs and circumstances. The next crucial step involves a comprehensive assessment to ensure that our service is the most suitable fit for the individual. If accepted, we develop a personalised support and recovery plan tailored to their unique journey. We then facilitate a seamless transition into our service, introducing the individual to their dedicated support team. Throughout their time with us, we consistently review progress alongside the individual and partner agencies, adapting the support to meet their evolving needs and recovery goals.
Essential information for effective support
To ensure we can provide the safest and most effective person-centred support, we require specific key information during the referral process. This includes basic personal details, current living circumstances, a detailed mental health history, identified risks, and specific support needs. Information regarding current medications, physical health, accommodation status, and funding arrangements is also vital. We also request details of the referring professional or organisation. To facilitate a smooth transition and develop a truly personalised, recovery-focused support plan, please include any relevant assessments, care plans, risk assessments, or discharge information. This comprehensive approach allows us to deliver the highest quality of care.
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