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Victoria Court

Memory Lane, Wednesfield, Wolverhampton WV11 1SD 

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  • Younger Adults
  • Mental Health
  • 16 Rooms

Rethink Mental Illness Reviews in West Midlands (2)

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Victoria Court

from John M (Respite Resident) published on 2 April 2021 Submitted via Website • Report
Overall Experience 4.0 out of 5
I stayed at Victoria Court after I came out of hospital. I found the staff very helpful and friendly. They did all they could to help me settle into my new flat and encouraged me to find employment and to go back into the community. The only fault I have is that their resources are limited and so they
could not always do as much as they would like, but this of course is not their fault.
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Victoria Court

from Jack E (Resident) published on 20 October 2020 Submitted via Website • Report
Overall Experience 2.0 out of 5
I recently spent a couple of weeks at Victoria Court and the experience left me highly dissatisfied. I was sent here after being discharged from the hospital as I was homeless at the time. I expected staff to work with me to help me explore my options to move forward, however, there was little support
in place. During my stay here, I had a couple of experiences that were completely unacceptable: Due to not having any money and being refused universal credit, I was unable to purchase food or top-up for my phone. Once the staff learned that I had told a relative about not getting enough to eat, I was approached by a member of staff who was very irritated and told me that I "need to stop telling people". After this, I was banned from borrowing the office phone, even to make urgent calls to my GP and welfare rights officer. The way I was treated was so bad I was forced to leave immediately, causing me to be homeless. There is a couple of nice staff, my main issue is with 2 individuals.
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