HNY Policy and Pathway Repository - Humber
CYP Emotional Health
Definition/Description
This page provides information on services availble for children and young people requiring support for emotional health issues that do not require a CAMHS referral.
Children and young people’s emotional health issues can be managed by a range of universal services. The emotional wellbeing of children and young people is everybody’s business but it’s not always easy to know where to turn to for support. Emotional health issues include mild to moderate anxiety, mild to moderate depression, behavioural problems that are not normal to the child's development stage, emotional distress linked with life events such as bullying, body image, bereavement, parental seperation, exam stress or moving school.
Red Flag Symptoms
Exclude Red Flag Symptoms
For serious or complex mental health issues, please contact CAMHS on 01482 303688.
Guidelines on Management
Services which may be able to help:
| Access and assessment for early help family interventions | 01482 464304 |
| Family assessment and support unit (FASU) | 01482 448879 |
| CAHMS | 01482 303688 |
| Connexions (for education and training advice) (Ages 14-19) | 01482 331000 |
| Cornerhouse (support on sexual health, relationships and sexuality) (Ages 10-25) | 01482 336322 |
| Cornerhouse (boys and young men’s project) (Ages 10-19) | 01482 327044 |
| Cornerhouse (form young people at risk of sexual exploitation) | 01482 327044 |
| CRUSE (bereavement support) | 01482 565565 |
| Domestic abuse partnership | 01482 318759 |
| HYPE – Young People’s health advice and support (10-19) | 01482 303541 |
| Hull Families Project | 01482 809333 |
| Hull Rape Crisis (Ages 14+) | 01482 329990 |
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NSPCC National 24/7 number:- 0808 800 5000 |
01482 837822 01482 598251 |
| Parenting support | West: 305777 East: 708953 North: 828901 |
| Refresh (substance misuse) (Ages 19 and under) | 01482 331059 |
| Relate counselling (for teens whose parents have separated) | 01482 329621 |
| Targeted youth support service (16-21) | 01482 331000 |
| Teenage pregnancy support (19 and under) | West: 305777 North: 828901 East: 336379 |
| Women’s Aid Childrens services | 01482 474133 |
| Young Carers project (Barnardo’s) (Ages 5-18) | 01482 224230 |
| The Young Minds Parent helpline - Monday to Friday 9.30am-4pm | 0808 802 5544 |
| The Warren young person’s counselling service (Ages 15-25) | 01482 221416 |
All schools have a named school nurse who can provide support on emotional health and wellbeing as well as other aspects of health. All secondary schools also have a weekly confidential drop in that the young person can access.
The school or college that the young people attends may also have additional support available and it is worth checking as the support available varies.
There are also a range of national organisations able to offer support to children, young people and families.
Referral Criteria/Information
Each service will have different referral criteria, please contact via the telephone numbers provided to discuss.
Referrals
Each service will have different referral criteria. Please contact the service via telephone.
Additional Resources & Reference
There are a number of resources available online for young people and parents:
www.b-eat.co.uk (eating discorders)
www.papyrus-uk.org (risk of suicide)
www.nshn.co.uk (self harm)
Associated Policies
Specialties
Places covered by
- Hull