About Tees House
Tees House is where some of Navigo's older people's mental health services are based, including the Jane Lewington Suite and Barbara's Beacon. It's located on Second Avenue in Grimsby.
Visiting Tees House
Visiting by car
Visiting by public transport
Opening times
Entering the building
Services here
Accessibility
More information
Visiting by car
Parking: There is service user and visitor car parking on site at Tees House. This is available to the front of the buildings.
There are disabled car parking spaces located in the car park immediately in front of the main entrance to Tees House. (SIZE?). The car park surface is tarmac. The route from these spaces to the Tees House entrance is accessible to a wheelchair user with assistance.
There is a designated drop-off point in front of the building (????)
Visiting by public transport
By rail: Grimsby Town is the nearest rail station to Tees House, but this is a 25-35-40 minute walk from the site.
By bus: Second Avenue is covered by the below bus route, which stops on nearby Sutcliffe Avenue:
- 3
From there it is a three-minute walk to Tees House.
The below buses stop on nearby Laceby Road, at the top of Second Avenue. From the Carnarvon Avenue stop, it is an eight-minute walk to Tees House.
- 8
- 53
- 250
Entering the building
The main entrance is located in the building on the right as you approach the site. The reception desk is located through the entrance, with a window looking out on to the car park.
For visitors wanting to connect with ward areas, there are two door bells located outside the main entrance where contact can be made with the Jane Lewington Suite and Barbara's Beacon.
The waiting areas are located on the first and second floors of the building, respectively. There is a small waiting area in the main lobby.
Automatic door: No
Restricted key fob access: Yes
Door bell: Yes, one for Jane Lewington Suite and one for Barbara's Beacon
Call system: No
Accessibility
There are no roads to cross between Tees House's car park and the main building.
The route from Tees House's car park to the entrance to Tees House is accessible to a wheelchair user with assistance. Assistance may be required because there are slopes or ramps.
There is a dropped kerb between the car park and the venue. The dropped kerb does not have tactile paving.
Lift: Access to the lift is restricted but can be accessed by alerting staff on the main reception.
Stairs: Stairs are situated through the main entrance and on your left.
Induction loops: Unknown?
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Toilets: Toilets are available in each foyer area on all three floors, although these are restricted access. Alert a staff member to access them.
Cafe: No
Drink facilities: Tea, coffee and water available
Display screen: No
Outside space for service users: Yes, the gardens wrap around the site are available to service users and visitors on request
Quiet room: Yes
Multi-faith room: Yes