The new Battle Scars premises!

large brick built building with many windows and the onward mental health hub logoPicture
Click on picture to see more of the building and the progress we're making setting it up
​With the support of the building owners (MunroeK), the NHS and more partners we've set up the Onward Mental Health & Wellbeing Hub. ​The hub now houses the new Battle Scars premises with a wide range of face-to-face services, such as peer support groups (with a separate group for over 50s), activity sessions (craft, games etc.), support for parents, training, events etc. 

We are fortunate to have such an amazing, bright, airy building and to be able to offer other charities rooms for long-term lease (from 10 to 93 sq.m for 6 months+) for:
  • service delivery
  • 1:1s
  • groups
  • office space
  • training delivery
Rent for long-term lease is £160 per square metre per year (no VAT) including utilities, wi-fi, cleaning of communal areas, management, maintenance, free self-harm and eating disorders training for staff/volunteers based in the building and more!
We are keen to support smaller organisations needing space and are expecting these rooms to be ready for occupation from November. 5 hot desks will also be available (price to be confirmed).
To arrange a viewing or for more information please contact the Battle Scars CEO, Jenny Groves, by email or phone: 07468 491578

We also have three rooms for day hire available from September (photographs to follow):
  1. a meeting room for up to 26 (depending on layout)
  2. an events room for up to 100 (theatre style)
  3. a meeting room for up to 15 (only available Monday-Wednesday and every other Friday)
​For more information on the hire rooms or to book please email us. 
This 1919 building is modernised inside, wheelchair accessible with a lift, easily accessible by bus and train (the new train station at the White Rose shopping centre) as well as a very short drive from the motorway with 40 private parking spaces and a fenced garden at the front. 

Onward Mental Health & Wellbeing Hub operates on an ethos of acceptance for all
If you'd like to discuss any of this further please contact Jenny Groves, the Battle Scars CEO.