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Hoarding Support Group

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Hoarding Support Group

Hoarding by nature is a hidden problem.

About the group

If you, or someone you know, is experiencing difficulties with hoarding, support is available.

Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service has reviewed its hoarding support provision and is pleased to be working in partnership with Thoughtfully Organised Homes, who provides a free hoarding support group at Chesham Fire Station.

Free Hoarding Support Group

The support group provides a safe, welcoming and supportive environment for people experiencing hoarding difficulties, as well as family members, friends and others who may be supporting someone affected by hoarding behaviours.

The group provides an opportunity to:

  • Meet others who have experienced, or are currently experiencing, hoarding difficulties.
  • Share experiences in a safe and non-judgemental environment.
  • Talk openly about the challenges associated with hoarding.
  • Learn about strategies, tools and resources that may help.
  • Give and receive encouragement and support from others who understand.

Who can attend?

The support group is open to people who:

  • Are experiencing hoarding difficulties themselves.
  • Are concerned about their living environment.
  • Have a family member, partner or friend who is experiencing hoarding difficulties.
  • Support or care for someone affected by hoarding.

 

You do not need a clinical diagnosis or a referral from your GP to attend the support group.

Free to attend

The hoarding support group is provided free of charge.

For information about upcoming sessions, how to contact Jamie, and how to book a place, please visit: Thoughtfully Organised Homes,

Contact Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service

If you would like to contact Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service about hoarding, including concerns about fire safety in a home affected by hoarding, please email: hoarding@bucksfire.gov.uk

Our team can provide information, advice and signposting to appropriate support and services.

Fire Safety and Hoarding

Hoarding can increase the risk of fire and make it more difficult for people to escape safely in an emergency. We understand that asking for help can be difficult. You do not have to face these challenges alone, and support is available.

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