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Welcome to Forward Thinking Birmingham


The city's mental health partnership, for 0-25 year olds.

Working together for you

Working together for you

Our new, modern mental health service offers support, care and treatment for all 0-25s through one organisation, making it easier for you to access the right support at the right time.

We're a partnership of organisations that have come together to support children, young people and families in Birmingham. We also work with a number of organisations in the voluntary and community sector.

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FTB Latest News

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Lillia Barnaby-Fuller, Think 4 Brum chair, shares her experience of Womanhood for International Women’s day

Lillia sat down to talk about the importance of International Women's day for young people in the community and within Think4Brum....

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Peer support worker, Clare leaps for gold at the World Masters Championships

Courageous Clare Gratrix, Autism Peer Support Worker in our Forward Thinking Birmingham service, has won a gold medal in her first World Masters Indoor Athletics Championship in Gainesville, Florida....

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Forward Thinking Birmingham colleagues attend Sharing and Learning Conference

Forward Thinking Birmingham and Mental Health Services recently held their first annual conference ‘Sharing and Learning’ dedicated to our International Educated Nurses. Delegates represen...

Finch Road

1st Floor, Finch Road Primary Care Centre, 2 Finch Road, Lozells, Birmingham, B19 1HS

0121 333 8383

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Oaklands Centre

Raddlebarn Road, Selly Oak, Birmingham, B29 6JB

0121 333 8342

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Parkview Clinic

60 Queensbridge Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8QE

0121 333 9955

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Washwood Heath Health and Wellbeing Centre

Clodeshall Rd, Saltley, Birmingham B8 3SN

0121 333 8396

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Peer Support Worker Initiative

Peer Support Worker Initiative

Our Peer Support Workers are from the same communities and backgrounds of the people they will support. 

Crucially they will all have their own lived experiences of mental illness, therefore, not only will they be able to help young people with their medical recovery, they will aid them with their personal recovery too.

Read about Peer Support Workers