Welcome to Elips Health Care Ltd.

Compassionate, person-centred mental health support for adults, young people and families across Salford, Greater Manchester and the North West.

Face-to-face, telephone and virtual support. Self-referrals and professional referrals are both welcome.

About Us

Welcome to Elips Health Care Limited, your partner in mental wellbeing

At Elips Health Care Limited, we believe everyone deserves to feel heard, supported and understood. We provide tailored mental health support for people experiencing emotional and mental health challenges, helping them build resilience, regain confidence and move forward at their own pace.

Based in Salford, we work across Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire and the wider North West, supporting individuals, families and the professionals around them. Our approach is simple: listen first, understand the person, and shape support around their needs.

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Person-centred support

Every plan is built around the individual, their goals and what matters to them.

A caring, checked team

Support workers who are enhanced DBS checked and trained in safeguarding.

Flexible access

Face-to-face, by telephone or online, at times that fit around daily life.

Focused on recovery

Practical support that builds confidence, independence and long-term wellbeing.

Our story

Elips Health Care Limited was founded in 2023 and is based in Salford, Greater Manchester. Our roots are in the health and care sector, where we saw first-hand how many people were waiting too long, or slipping through the gaps, when they needed support with their mental health.

That experience shaped who we are today. We have focused our work on one purpose: providing accessible, person-centred mental health and wellbeing support to individuals, families and communities across the North West.

We work alongside the NHS, local authorities and community organisations, so the people we support get joined-up help that fits their lives.

When someone reaches out for support, it often takes real courage. Our job is to make sure that courage is met with kindness, respect and practical help. At Elips, we are building a service where people feel genuinely heard, and where support fits around their life.
Emmanuel Adebiyi, CEO, Elips Health Care Limited

Services

We offer a range of mental health and wellbeing support services, including:

One-to-one mental health support

Regular sessions with a dedicated support worker, helping you understand what you're facing, manage day-to-day challenges and work towards goals that matter to you.

Emotional wellbeing support

Practical help with stress, low mood, anxiety and loneliness, focused on coping strategies, routine and emotional resilience.

Young people's wellbeing support

Age-appropriate emotional support for children and young people, delivered with care and alongside families and the professionals around them.

Complex needs support

Consistent support for people living with long-term or complex mental health needs, working alongside GPs and community teams to keep care joined-up.

Community & social support

Helping people reconnect with their community, reduce isolation, find local services and build confidence in everyday life.

Family & carer support

Guidance and a listening ear for families and carers supporting a loved one, so they feel informed and less alone.

Take the first step today

Reaching out is often the hardest part. Our team is here to listen, with no judgement and no pressure.

Call +44 7345 654828 Email info@elipshealthcare.co.uk

A closer look at our services

Here is a closer look at each of our services and who they are designed for.

One-to-one mental health support

Regular sessions with a dedicated support worker who gets to know you, helps you make sense of what you are facing and works with you towards goals that matter to you.

Who it's for

  • Adults experiencing anxiety, low mood, stress or other mental health difficulties
  • People waiting for, or stepping down from, other mental health services

What it can include

  • Regular one-to-one sessions
  • Personal goal setting and support planning
  • Coping and self-management strategies
  • Signposting to other services when needed

Emotional wellbeing support

Practical, encouraging support for people who feel overwhelmed, isolated or low, focused on building routine, resilience and a sense of control.

Who it's for

  • Anyone struggling with stress, worry or loneliness
  • People who want to build emotional resilience

What it can include

  • Wellbeing check-ins
  • Routine and confidence building
  • Techniques for managing stress and anxiety
  • Help reconnecting with activities you enjoy

Young people's wellbeing support

Age-appropriate emotional support for children and young people, always delivered with the involvement of parents, carers and the professionals around them.

Who it's for

  • Children and young people under 18, with family involvement
  • Young people preparing to move into adult services

What it can include

  • Emotional support in a safe, friendly setting
  • Working with parents, carers and schools
  • Building confidence and coping skills
  • Support through transitions and change

Complex needs support

Consistent, relationship-based support for people living with long-term or complex mental health needs, working closely with the other services involved in their care.

Who it's for

  • Adults with long-term or complex mental health needs
  • People recently discharged from hospital or intensive services

What it can include

  • Consistent support from a familiar worker
  • Help with daily structure and independence
  • Liaison with GPs, community teams and social workers
  • Relapse prevention and wellbeing planning

Community & social support

Helping people rebuild connections, find their way around local services and feel more confident taking part in community life.

Who it's for

  • People experiencing loneliness or isolation
  • Anyone wanting to reconnect with their community

What it can include

  • Support to join local groups and activities
  • Help finding and using local services
  • Building social confidence
  • Accompanying people to appointments where appropriate

Family & carer support

Guidance, information and a listening ear for the people supporting someone with their mental health, because carers need support too.

Who it's for

  • Family members, partners and friends caring for someone
  • Parents and carers of young people we support

What it can include

  • A space to talk and be heard
  • Information about how local services work
  • Coping strategies for carers
  • Signposting to carer support services
Please note: Elips delivers mental health and wellbeing services across the North West region, supporting people to manage their mental wellbeing and achieve their personal goals. We do not prescribe medication, or offer clinical interventions. Where clinical assessment, treatment, or other specialist support is required, we signpost and work collaboratively with the NHS and relevant services to help individuals access the care they need.

How we deliver support

Choose the format that feels most comfortable for you.

Face-to-face

In-person sessions across Salford, Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Lancashire, in a setting that feels safe and comfortable.

Telephone

Support over the phone for people who prefer to talk from home or who find travel difficult.

Video call

Secure online sessions, ideal for people with busy schedules or those living further afield.

Our Purpose

What drives us, where we're heading, and who we're here to support.

Our Mission

Our mission is to make good-quality mental health support easier to reach for everyone who needs it. We aim to shorten the wait, reduce stigma and ease the feeling of facing things alone, by offering support that is compassionate, practical and built around each person.

We work to complement NHS and community services, helping people get the right support at the right time, and making sure no one falls through the gaps.

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Our Vision

A North West where no one has to face mental health challenges alone, where support is local, respectful and easy to reach, and where every person is treated as a whole person, not a diagnosis.

  • Compassion in everything we do
  • Respect, dignity and inclusion for all
  • Support that fits around real life
  • Working in partnership with families and services
Get Started

Are you looking for support, for yourself or someone else?

You don't need a diagnosis or a referral to speak to us. We welcome:

  • Adults experiencing mental health or emotional challenges
  • Families and carers worried about a loved one
  • Referrals from GPs, social workers and health professionals
  • Enquiries from councils, NHS services and community organisations
  • People who prefer telephone or virtual support
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Our values

These values guide how we support people, how we work with partners and how we grow.

We focus on you

Everyone who comes to Elips is supported by people who take the time to understand their story. We tailor support to each person and review it regularly, so it keeps working as needs change.

We will listen without judgement, respect your choices and walk alongside you at your own pace.
Our promise to everyone we support

Compassion

We lead with kindness and patience, and we never rush people through their story.

Respect & dignity

Every person is treated as an individual, with their choices and privacy respected.

Inclusion

Our support is open to people of every background, culture, ability and identity.

Integrity

We are honest about what we can offer, and we signpost when another service is better placed to help.

Safety

Safeguarding sits at the heart of everything we do, for adults and young people alike.

Partnership

We work closely with families, GPs, councils and the NHS to keep support joined-up.

How our support works

We keep the process simple, clear and focused on you.

Get in touch

Contact us by phone or email, or ask a professional to refer you. We aim to respond within one to two working days.

An initial conversation

A relaxed, informal chat to understand what's going on for you and what kind of support would help most.

Your personal support plan

Together we agree your goals, how often we'll meet, and whether support is face-to-face, by phone or online.

Ongoing support

Regular sessions with your support worker, focused on practical steps, wellbeing and building confidence.

Regular reviews

We check progress and adapt your plan as your needs change, involving family or professionals if you'd like us to.

Moving forward

When you're ready, we plan a positive ending and link you with community resources so support continues.

Safe, responsible support

People trust us with their wellbeing and their personal information. We take that responsibility seriously, with clear policies and processes behind every part of our work.

  • Enhanced DBS checks for everyone who works with the people we support
  • Clear safeguarding policies for adults, children and young people
  • Secure, encrypted and access-controlled record keeping
  • Documented quality management and complaints processes
  • Working towards Cyber Essentials and the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit

For commissioners & partners

We welcome conversations with NHS services, integrated care boards and local authorities looking for community mental health and wellbeing support. We can work flexibly, from individual referrals to longer-term arrangements, and we are happy to discuss your requirements.

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Who we work with

We support individuals directly and work in partnership with the organisations around them.

Individuals Families & carers GP practices Social workers NHS mental health services Local authorities Schools & colleges Community organisations

Where we work

We're based in Salford and offer face-to-face support across the North West, with telephone and video support for people who prefer it.

Salford Greater Manchester Cheshire Lancashire Merseyside Cumbria

Growing with our communities

As Elips grows, we are working towards expanding our services to include regulated care, so we can support people with an even wider range of needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the questions we're asked most often. If yours isn't here, just get in touch.

1. Do I need a referral to use your services?

No. Anyone can contact us directly. We also accept referrals from GPs, social workers, health professionals and community organisations.

2. Who do you support?

Adults and young people experiencing mental health and emotional wellbeing challenges, as well as families and carers supporting a loved one.

3. Where do you provide support?

Face-to-face across Salford, Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Lancashire, with telephone and virtual support available across the wider North West.

4. Is my information kept confidential?

Yes. Personal information is stored securely on encrypted, access-controlled systems and handled in line with UK data protection law. We only share information with your consent, unless there is a safeguarding concern.

5. Are your staff checked and trained?

Everyone who works with the people we support holds an enhanced DBS check and receives training in safeguarding and mental health awareness.

6. Do you work with councils and the NHS?

Yes. We welcome enquiries from NHS services, integrated care boards and local authorities looking for community mental health and wellbeing support.

7. Is Elips an emergency service?

No. If you or someone else is at immediate risk, please call 999, NHS 111 (mental health option) or Samaritans on 116 123.

Making a referral

There are two simple ways to access our support.

Referring yourself

You don't need a diagnosis or a GP letter to contact us.

  1. Call or email us, or fill in the form below
  2. We'll arrange a short, informal conversation
  3. Together we'll agree the support that suits you

Professional referrals

GPs, social workers and other professionals can email referrals to info@elipshealthcare.co.uk. Please include:

  1. The person's name and contact details
  2. A brief summary of their needs
  3. Confirmation that they have agreed to the referral
  4. Any known risks or safeguarding concerns

Contact

Call, email or send us a message. A member of our team will come back to you within one to two working days.

Address

32, Salix Court,

Whitebeam Close, Salford, M6 5HL

UNITED KINGDOM

Call Us

+44 7345 654828

Email Us

info@elipshealthcare.co.uk

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday

9:00am to 5:00pm

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Elips is not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent mental health help, call NHS 111 and choose the mental health option, or call Samaritans free on 116 123, any time, day or night.