Marlborough Community CAMHS

We are a specialist service that helps children and young people who are struggling with a range of different mental health issues.

You may have heard about our Service or been referred to us by a professional who feels you may benefit from some support with your emotional wellbeing, for example your GP, social worker or school staff. We are always here to help you.

Our CAMHS team are trained and highly skilled. They aim to support you and give you coping strategies to deal with and manage everyday life.

Contact

If you or your child are not open to CAMHS and have a concern about a child or young person’s mental health, please call the Wiltshire CAMHS Single Point of Access (SPA) on 01865 903 330 between 9.00am and 5.00pm weekdays.

• Phone: 01865 903 330
• Email: wiltsCAMHSSPAinfo@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk

You can also make a referral to us online at: https://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/camhs/support/

If you are already open to CAMHS, please contact the Marlborough Community CAMHS team directly:

Phone: 01865 904 666

Email: marlgeneric@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk

How to get here

Marlborough Community CAMHS
The Lavington Centre
Savernake Hospital
Marlborough
SN8 3HL

By foot

You can get to Savernake Hospital via a footpath along the A4 London Road, it is just over one mile from the centre of Marlborough. The footpath is steep and narrow.

By bus

You can take bus 20 or X22 from Marlborough to bus stop Savernake Hospital Grounds, which is right outside the hospital.

You can find out more about routes and fares at https://www.swindonbus.co.uk/

By car

Savernake Hospital is situated east of Marlborough town centre, in Wiltshire, on the A4 London Road.

From Hungerford: follow the A4 west towards Marlborough and Savernake Hospital is on the left.

From Swindon: follow the A346 (south) to Marlborough. Turn left onto the A4 towards Hungerford and Savernake Hospital is on the right at the top of the hill.

There is a Pay and Display car park for all patients and visitors (Important: a number plate recognition system is in operation). Disabled car parking is available near the main entrance.