We run a work based programme where individuals with a history of mental illness can develop to their full potential.
The Clubhouse provides support with employment, a work-ordered day, a social program, community support, reach out, education, housing and a Health and Wellness program. It is a place where people with mental health difficulties participate in their own recovery process by working and socializing together in a safe and nurturing environment. Professional staff work side by side and empower individuals to develop their self confidence and become productive citizens.
Our Vision
“Our vision is to enable individuals affected by mental health difficulties in Gibraltar to develop to their full potential by providing an environment that offers hope, respect, dignity and opportunities”.
Mission Statement
“Clubhouse Gibraltar provides support and opportunities within a structured work ordered day. This allows people recovering from mental health difficulties to participate in their own recovery process which enhances their self-confidence and self- esteem as well as offering freedom from isolation”.
Our Values
- We believe Recovery from mental illness is possible for all
Clubhouse provides a work-ordered Day which offers structure and routine as well as the Mental Health Recovery Star which identifies and measures progress. - We believe everyone can improve their Health and Wellness
Clubhouse provides freshly cooked food, a variety of exercise, and promotes positive mental wellbeing. - Everyone to be treated as an Individual
Members are treated as individual persons in a holistic non-medical approach where they can be free from diagnostic labels. - We are aim to break the circle of Isolation
Clubhouse offers an outreach program and support in the community which includes visits to homes, hospital and prison. - Everyone is entitled to Employment
Clubhouse provides opportunities through their Employment program which offers Transitional Employment Placements and Supported Employment. - We believe in on going Education and Training
Clubhouse facilitates Second Chance Learning and Training courses as well as opportunities to learn to develop new skills.
We follow the International Standards for Clubhouse Programs as found on the Clubhouse International website. The Clubhouse model was created in 1948 in New York and currently there are 333 Clubhouses in 33 countries.
Clubhouse Gibraltar
CLUBHOUSE GIBRALTAR HAS RECEIVED BREAKFAST ROLLS FROM ANONYMOUS PERSON/ COMPANY ![]()
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Clubhouse Gibraltar had an amazing breakfast rolls during our daily Morning Meeting last Friday which it lasted even longer thanks to the delicious morning meal we all had together. ![]()
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THANK YOU TO THE ANONYMOUS PERSON/COMPANY FOR YOUR KIND DONATION! ![]()
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Chestertons Gibraltar @ebikegibraltar
CLUBHOUSE GIBRALTAR AT THE FIRST GIBRALTAR DISABILITY FAIR![]()
It was a pleasure to be invited the Gibraltar's first Disability Fair to share our personal experience and provide information about clubhouse's services. ![]()
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CLUBHOUSE GIBRALTAR FIRST ANNUAL EDUCATION DINNER ![]()
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Clubhouse Gibraltar has held his first education dinner for all members who have been in education this year or scheduled to enroll in the year coming.![]()
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This gives a chance for everyone to celebrate their achievements, as well as serving as a platform for members to foster stronger relationships, gaining insight into each other's educational journeys and current endeavors. ![]()
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The dinner was prepared and served by Clubhouse Gibraltar staff members, it was a main meal and the dessert was prepared by a member. ![]()
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SUPABILITY VISITS CLUBHOUSE![]()
Thank you to SUPability for coming and delivering a presentation about what you do and how members can benefit. It was a very good opportunity to learn further and see the amazing work you do. ![]()
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“PUBLICATION TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CLUBHOUSE GIBRALTAR![]()
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Joe Gingell published his first book to raise funds for cancer charities and his second book to raise funds for mental health charities. Joe is now in the process of publishing his third book titled “The War Came Home” to raise funds for Clubhouse Gibraltar to help people to recover from mental health difficulties. ![]()
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As with his previous publications, Joe is now appealing for donations to help with the cost of publishing his book and to raise awareness and funds for Clubhouse Gibraltar. With the donations received towards the printing cost and all the proceeds from the sales of 1,000 copies of his book “The War Came Home,” Clubhouse aims to raise in the project £20,000.![]()
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In in addition to the raising of funds and awareness for Clubhouse Gibraltar, Joe’s book is also intended to honour the memories of a generation of Gibraltarians who experienced a defining moment in the history of Gibraltar. ![]()
Clubhouse Gibraltar is very grateful to Joe for publishing his book The War Came Home for the raising awareness and funds on our behalf.![]()
For more information contact admin@clubhousegibraltar.com![]()
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TESTIMONIALS
”I found the Clubhouse a year ago. I was at my lowest at this point felt alone and isolated. I do believe the Clubhouse staff and members saved me in many ways. I have carried out reach out work, shopping trips, attended a meeting with Kevin and much more. Between being discharged from Ocean Views Hospital and returning to work, Clubhouse supported and embraced me in this difficult time. Clubhouse is a wonderful and safe place. Thanks to its professional staff and its members.
Shaun L
”I first was referred from Ocean Views, around November last year, before that I hadn’t heard of Clubhouse.
Andy
At the time I felt confused & depressed, when I was discharged from Ocean Views. There were family and friends I could have gone to talk to, but I didn’t want to burden them with my problems.
At 1st I wasn’t very sure if Clubhouse was the right place for me. I carried on attending because there wasn’t anywhere else I felt I could go and it got me out of the house.
When I 1st attended I was very closed and didn’t talk about my feelings or what I needed. Slowly I gained confidence and got to know staff and other members.
Tania, started coming to Doctors appointments, I tended to forget what I wanted to say and could not express myself, so Tania, spoke on my behalf, and said everything I wanted to say. Staff also supported me in going to the ETB this helped me to get my point across, slowly I gained confidence and was able to express myself. Now I feel able to attend appointments on my own. But I know that I have the support of Clubhouse.
Clubhouse is a place that helps you feel better, you can talk to other members and staff........I feel better when I go there.