Mental health and wellbeing is a key work area for Healthwatch Kingston upon Thames 2025-2026

  • Continue to provide independent chair and support for the ‘Kingston Mental Health and Wellbeing Group’ and the Kingston & Richmond Place Mental Health Committee.
  • Continue to collaborate with Kingston Voluntary Action to support community engagement about bereavement services, in particular people with autism and children and young people with a learning disability.

Looking for local mental health services?

There are a range of services in Kingston, including crisis support, counselling, and wellbeing advice.

Mental health services in Kingston cover crisis support, counselling, wellbeing advice, and more. Whether you're experiencing stress anxiety, depression, or need urgent mental health help, visit our directory to find out about the services that are available for you. 

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Kingston Mental Health and Wellbeing Group

Kingston Mental Health and Wellbeing Group is a platform for community interests to influence the provision and deliver of mental health services in Kingston upon Thames. 

The Group is made up of professionals who provide local services and people with lived experiences of mental health conditions or caring for someone with a mental health condition. 

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Independent Evaluation of the Kingston Community Mental Health Transformation Programme

This report presents insights from three surveys on mental health services in Kingston, conducted between June 2023 and March 2024. Commissioned by South West London and St George’s NHS Mental Health Trust, the findings will help shape future improvements and assess progress since the Trust’s mental health service transformation began in 2021.

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Mental Health Reports

  1. Health and care needs of socially isolated, physically Disabled adults (published 2025)
  2. South West London Bereavement Services and Support: Gaps Workshops Report  (published 2025)
  3. Independent Evaluation of the Kingston Community Mental Health Transformation Programme (published 2025)
  4. Mental Health: End of Year Activity Update 2023-24 (published 2024)
  5. Including Digitally Excluded Communities: Engagement Report (published 2024)
  6. Including Communities: Engagement Report March 2022 to October 2023 (published 2024)