Everyturn Mental Health provide free drop-in mental health support for children and young people in Newcastle and Gateshead, People aghed 13-17 can get help in person or over the phone, with no appointment needed.
Children and Families Newcastle brings together local services, activities and advice to help children, young people and families get the support they need, when they need it. Find information on parenting, childcare, family hubs, SEND, health and wellbeing, and local activities, all in one place.
Tommy and the FeNo test This video shows Tommy doing a FeNO test. A nurse may ask you to do this test when you go to your asthma appointment. It is a breathing test. It does not hurt. The nurse will show you what to do, and you can watch Tommy’s video first if you … Continued
Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs) SARCs are a specialist service that offers care and support to anyone who’s been raped or sexually assaulted at any time in their life. They are available to call for an appointment 24/7 across England, however, many rape and sexual assault survivors do not know where to go or who … Continued
Organisations for Mental Health & behavioural support. Children North East Children North East offers a variety of services aimed at improving the lives of children and young people. Their services include emotional and behavioural support, mentoring, and family support. Visit children-ne.org.uk Services: Counselling, youth projects, family support services. NSPCC (Newcastle Service Centre) The NSPCC provides … Continued
The Healthier Together App: Support, Advice and Reassurance for Parents The Healthier Together App gives parents and guardians help, advice and reassurance when worried about their child. The app and website have been developed specifically for the North East, and provide clear, reliable advice from trusted NHS sources. How it works Here’s how it works … Continued
Link Savvy: Mental Health Support and Resources for 18-25-year-olds LINK SAVVY has been designed to provide links to apps, information and organisations which may be useful for young people (18-25yrs) with or at risk of developing mental health problems.
