Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
CAMHS work with all children up to 18 years old with complex, severe or enduring emotional and mental health problems who are registered with a local GP. To access our services, you must be referred by a professional, for example school staff, social worker, or health professionals through to SPA (Single Point of Access)
Child Bereavement UK
We help anyone – children, young people, parents and families to rebuild their lives when a child grieves or when a child dies. This can include when somebody is going to die, how to share bad news, the principles of puddle jumping, other help and support, resources for professionals and training courses
Beat
Beat is a national service that encourages and empowers people of all ages to get help quickly with their eating disorder. The sooner someone starts treatment the greater their chance of recovery. The free to call helpline is open 365 days a year, including bank holidays. Advice and information are available on our website, and
Anxiety UK
Anxiety UK offers a wide range of services for all ages including therapy service; helpline and text service; courses and groups; calm club; research fund; webinars; and anxious times magazine. You can access the helpline number above for a free one-off chat, for ongoing help, you will need to pay a membership fee
Alzheimer’s Society
Alzheimer’s Society offers a support telephone line for adults who are affected by dementia, worried about a diagnosis or a carer. The website includes a wide range of information
ADDISS
ADDISS has a wide range of resources about all aspects of ADHD and associated conditions, with special sections for parents, children, teenagers and professionals
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 with young people (between 18-25 years) and this provision will ‘wrap around’ services already offered within healthcare, social care and the voluntary sector. The model includes pathways to assist transitions between CAMHS and AMHS (Child and Adult Mental Health Services),
Autism West Midlands
We are the leading charity in the West Midlands for Autistic adults, children, young people and those who love and care for them. Our passionate, expert staff and volunteers work across a range of age groups and abilities. We also offer the following across the Black Country: Stay and Plays, support groups for autistic adults,
Early Help Partnership
The Partnership is a network of cross sector agencies/organisations which work with, and support children, young people and families across Sandwell. The aim of the Partnership is to ensure that families, communities, universal and targeted services will all work together more effectively and efficiently, to offer the right support, in the right place, at the