What we do
The service provides one to one support for young people in care who are in key stage 3 (year 9) and key stage 4 (year 10). We deliver therapeutic and practical support to young people who are experiences challenges related to their mental and emotional health, well-being and education.
We work in Birmingham.
We offer support with
- Anxiety
- Resilience
- School related worries
- Self-harm
- Stress
- Emotional Health
We provide support using
- 1:1 support
- Advocacy
- Emotional support
- Face to face sessions
- Referrals to other services
We work with
- 13 years and under
We can help with
- We provide one-to-one support for children and young people looked-after by their local authority. We also help other young people in need of support, such as those on a child protection plan. Our mental health advocacy services work with children and young people receiving or wanting mental health support. Children and young people have a right to be heard and involved in decisions about them, so we support them by explaining their wishes and arguing their case. We also provide activities and training for families and professionals.
- If you are a parent/carer, find out more about Advocacy and participation (children in care)
- Search for Advocacy and participation (children in care) services
- No child should be left to deal with poor mental health alone so we provide services supporting children and young people's emotional health and wellbeing. We have centres where children and young people can visit and have a trained worker they can trust and talk to. We help them build their confidence and get to the root of their difficulties so they can feel safer, happier, healthier and more hopeful.
- If you are a parent/carer, find out more about Mental health
- If you’re a young person, we've got resources to help you with your mental wellbeing
- Search for Mental health services