Our Mission
When people face poor outcomes, neglect, or systemic barriers, the answer is not another placement or delay. What they need is urgent, person-centred care in a calm, safe environment. They need compassion, consistency, and people who care about them – not just for them.
Nurseline Community Services was created to be that response – stepping in quickly when others step away, supporting people others may have given up on, and walking alongside them through even the most complex challenges.
Values
Impact
We take ownership of our results, collaborate effectively, and work towards improving lives – both our own and those we support. By driving positive change and embracing growth, we continuously raise the standard of care.
Community
We foster a culture of belonging where everyone feels supported and heard. Embracing self-leadership, we build trust, take accountability, and navigate challenges with resilience. Together, we learn, adapt, and thrive.
Compassion
We act with kindness and empathy, ensuring that everyone we support – and each other – feels valued and respected. Compassion guides our interactions and underpins every decision we make.
Our Impact
Believing in people is what drives us to respond differently. Our teams – made up of mental health nurses, community psychiatric nurses, PBS practitioners, occupational therapists, multimedia specialists – step in fast, stabilise crises, and build support around each person’s strengths, rights, and choices.
And the impact speaks for itself. Many people once at risk of hospitalisation or institutional care have gone on to complete college, enter meaningful employment, and lead fulfilling lives – all because someone believed in them long enough to stay.
The Team You Can Rely On
When the system says, ‘there isn’t time to build the right support’.
We chose to prove there is.
Chez Musadaidzwa
General Manager
Jenny Abrahams
Nominated Individual and Safeguarding lead
James Bath
Registered Manager
Portia Kandare
Care Coordinator / Relationship Specialist
Fay Tear
Care Coordinator
Ignatious Bete
Community Psychiatric
Nurse
Egle Zilinskiene
Community Psychiatric Nurse
Andrew Smallridge
Family
Relationships Manager
Elise Gillespie
Office
Administrator
Chez Musadaidzwa
General Manager
Jenny Abrahams
Nominated Individual and Safeguarding lead
Sally Lockyer
Registered
Manager
Kallie Marsh
Relationship Specialist | Care Co-Ordinator
Ignatious Bete
Community Psychiatric
Nurse
Egle Zilinskiene
Community Psychiatric Nurse
Andrew Smallridge
Family
Relationships Manager
Elise Gillespie
Office
Administrator
We Are PROACT-SCIPr-UK® Training Center
In collaboration with the Restrain Reduction Network and the Loddon School, we implement innovative, proactive care models to reduce the need for restrictive and crisis interventions.
Benefits of using a proactive approach
Fewer crises that lead to emergency responses or hospital admissions
Reduced risk of breakdown of current support or readmissions
Reduced behavioural incidents
More stable environments where people feel secure and understood
More time spent on meaningful activities, not crisis management
Improved day-to-day wellbeing, both mental and physical
Less need for physical or restrictive interventions
Cost-effective through fewer crises and better use of time, funding, and resources
Supporting Future Nurses Through Our Partnership with the University of the West of England
We partner with the University of the West of England (UWE) to offer nursing students hands-on placements in community mental health care. Through real-world experience with our teams, students gain meaningful skills while contributing to compassionate, person-centred support.
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