Doncaster Therapeutic Service

Please note that the Doncaster Therapeutic Service is unable to accept referrals for people who are seeking asylum, or for refugees who have settled in the UK after claiming asylum.

What is this service?

This service has one therapist working in Doncaster for one day per week (Wednesdays). They work one-to-one with adult clients aged 18 and over with an interpreter.

We offer:

  • Up to 12 sessions of therapy for resettled refugees
  • An initial assessment
  • Treatment plans
  • Specially trained interpreters

Can I use this service?

You can only use this service if you arrived in the UK under:

  • The Vulnerable Persons Resettlement Scheme
  • The Vulnerable Children’s Resettlement Scheme
  • The Gateway Protection Programme
  • The United Kingdom Resettlement Scheme
  • The Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy
  • The Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme

Or if you are living in Doncaster, and:

  • you arrived in the UK under the Homes for Ukraine programme or family visa scheme
  • you are from Ukraine and are affected by the recent conflict

How do I contact this service?

  • Jude Boyles
  • 07552 589 269

Voicemail service: please leave your name, organisation and number, and we will respond as soon as we can. Messages will be checked daily from Wednesday to Friday.

  • 0114 399 0802

Download and complete the referral form available on this page and please email it to [email protected]

Download the referral form here [DOCX]

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