Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, our partners have quickly adapted their ways of working to keep providing vital mental health care and support to all children and young people who need it.
We are so proud to be featured among the many mental health teams across the country in this report.
Click here to read about how we’ve responded to remote working in, NHS 2020: The NHS is here for your mental health
Feedback on the bite-size training opportunities has been extremely positive. To book a place on a future course please visit the training events page.
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Merseyside Youth Association’s mental health promotion team (RAISE Team), has developed a range of bite-size courses, adapted from courses they have previously delivered.These sessions cover a range of mental health issues which impact on children, young people and their families.
A guide to staying safe in the online world – so they can explore the endless possibilities technology offers, and safely navigate any risks.
As part of funding received from NHS England to scale up suicide bereavement support, a new service is now available in Liverpool for anyone affected by suicide. Amparo offers a suicide liaison service to those who are navigating the difficult terrain following a loved one taking their own life.Children and young people living in Liverpool who need mental health and emotional wellbeing support can now access a range of adapted services from the Liverpool Child Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) partnership. Organisations have revised the support they offer to help families during this difficult time.
We know the government’s advice on self or household-isolation will have a direct impact on families experiencing domestic abuse.