We bring various types of help together in one place, called the Psychological Hub, so that you can access the right support more easily.
We can support children, young people and families when:
- relationships are breaking down and a child may go into care
- a child is in care and has a plan to return home
- a child is avoiding school or at risk of losing their school place because of their emotional wellbeing
- a child might harm themselves or take their own life
- a child has shown harmful sexual behaviour and needs specialist support
- a child is in care, leaving care, or living in a special guardianship or kinship family
- a child is an unaccompanied asylum-seeking young person who feels stressed or isolated
How to get help
This service is for families that have a social worker. Ask them about the Psychological Hub services and they can make a referral for you.
Types of help you can get
There are two areas of support:
Restore
Support services for families to prevent children and young people going into care:
- Solutions - support for children stay or return home
- Horizon Intervention - support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
- Horizon Suicide Prevention - support for children experiencing suicidality, self-harm and/or mental health conditions
- Consultation, Assessment and Treatment Service (CATS) - support for children that have shown harmful sexual behaviour
Attach
- Attach - Support for children in care and unaccompanied asylum-seekers, helping them return to their families if possible