Black Country Support After Suicide
We provide support for next of kin and close family members who are bereaved by suicide inthe Black Country who are of any age. Our team have experience in working with bereavementand they are from a range of backgrounds. A translator or interpreter is available if requested.You can self-refer or refer someone else to our
BCHFT 18-25 Service
BCHFT 18-25 Service is a new service across the Black Country which has been co-produced withyoung people (between 18-25 years) and this provision will ‘wrap around’ services already offeredwithin healthcare, social care and the voluntary sector. The model includes pathways to assisttransitions between CAMHS and AMHS (Child and Adult Mental Health Services), enhanced provisionfor young
Children in Care – Mental Health and Wellbeing Service
This is a service to support the emotional wellbeing of children and young people in care and care leavers aged 5-25. There are 3 pathways; 8-session support for children and young people entering into the care system, 4-6 month support for children, young people and carers who have experienced 2 or more unplanned moves and
