

LilyAnne’s Wellbeing is a Community-based mental health and wellbeing support charity specialising in neurodiversity (ADHD, Autism), loneliness, and accessible emotional support for individuals and families in Hartlepool and the Tees Valley region.
Traditional mental health services are often not designed for neurodiverse people, making access even harder for those already facing barriers. LilyAnne’s Wellbeing creates inclusive, flexible spaces where individuals with Autism, ADHD, and other neurodiverse traits can feel understood, supported, and valued.
People who have been diagnosed with Autism and ADHD are more likely to face mental health challenges.
In Hartlepool, getting the right support can be especially hard. Waiting times are long, and there are not enough specialist services.
This leaves many autistic and ADHD people without the help they need. Instead of improving, their mental health risks often stay the same or even get worse.

People with Autism and ADHD often see, feel, and experience the world differently.
For some, this can mean being more sensitive to sights, sounds, or emotions. For others, it may feel harder to focus, stay calm, or manage busy thoughts.
Because of these differences, mental health can sometimes be more challenging. The right support is vital to help people feel understood, safe, and included.

LilyAnne’s Wellbeing accessibility:
Our hub is fully accessible for people with disabilities with step-free access, accessible facilities, and a welcoming space for all.
You can find us at LilyAnne's Wellbeing, Titan House, 141 to 147A York Road Hartlepool TS26 9HL. Get Directions on Google Maps
You can contact us via telephone by calling 01429728040 or message us using whats app.


Referral
Choose the option that best suits your needs, whether you’d like to drop in for immediate support or make a formal referral online.
Walk in Support
Visit us anytime during our opening hours for friendly, face-to-face support. Our team can offer general advice, guidance, and if needed, help you complete a referral for more structured support.
