P3 Derbyshire Hoarding Services

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What We Do

If you’re struggling with hoarding behaviours, we’re here to help.

We provide emotional and practical support so you can make your home safer while helping you build confidence and independence.

Services Provided

Advice and signposting

Mental health support

Who we support

We can help if you’re over the age of 18, live in Derbyshire and are experiencing hoarding.

How to Get Help

You can refer yourself to our service by completing the referral form on the link below.

Local authorities can also make referrals on your behalf.

The Derbyshire Hoarding Service is funded through a personal budget allocated by Adult Social Care or Healthcare. If you do not have a personal budget, you can self-fund your support package.

Make a Referral

Contact

Email

HoardingSupport@p3charity.org
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More About Us

P3 Derbyshire Hoarding Services provides intensive, hands-on support to help people address the practical and emotional challenges of hoarding difficulties.

We offer emotional support, advice and practical assistance to create a safer home environment while building confidence and independent living skills for people affected by hoarding. Our approach is person-centred, ensuring each individual receives the right hoarding support at their own pace.

This service can help with:

  • Supporting you to develop a better understanding of your hoarding behaviours.
  • A holistic approach to build rapport and support with overall wellbeing.
  • Signposting to other relevant services to ensure that you are receiving the best support to suit your needs.
  • Supporting with decluttering and organising and your wellbeing whilst doing this.
  • Giving tasks/objectives for you to attempt in between support sessions.
  • Supporting you to gain skills to maintain your home once the service ends.
  • Attending safeguarding/MARM meetings.
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The moment Alice slept in her own bed for the first time in four years was a milestone, not just in terms of space, but in her sense of self-worth and progress. Since then, Alice has continued to maintain that space and now sleeps in her bed every night.

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