Healthy Schools: contacts and support
- Emergency contact
- Local support
- Resources for families and children shared by schools
- Wellbeing training
- National support
Contacts and information for staff to support Haringey's Healthy Schools programme.
Emergency contact
Anna Freud Centre for Childen and Families (external link)
| Provider | Details |
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| Mental Health Support Team (MHST (external link) | MHST phone line for all Haringey schools Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm Beh-tr.camhstrailblazerinbox@nhs.net Telephone 020 8702 6035 |
| SEMH support (external link) | A range of social, emotional mental health support available to schools, parents, carers, professionals, children and young people |
| NCL Crisis Line |
Haringey CAMHS Team Open 9am to 5pm Telephone 0208 702 3400 Open 5pm to 12 midnight Telephone 0203 758 2056
24/7 North Central London (NCL) Crisis Line Telephone 0800151 0023 |
| Crisis to Recovery multi agency group | Bespoke support, speakers for assemblies, parent events, webinars Contact the Educational Psychology Service educationalpsychology@haringey.gov.uk Telephone 020 8489 3004 |
| Open Door (Tottenham and Crouch End) | Open Door is a charity that offers free confidential counselling and psychotherapy to young people aged 12 to 21 years living in Haringey. The Parenting Teenagers Project is for parents of young people aged 12 to 21 years. Self-referrals are accepted. Professionals can refer young people and parents of young people aged 12-21 years by requesting a call back by e-mailing appointments@opendooronline.org Telephone 020 8348 5947 or |
| Kooth (external link) | Kooth free confidential online support for 11- to 18-year-olds, and up to 25 years with additional needs. Monday to Friday, 12 to 10pm. Saturday/Sunday and bank holidays, 6am to 10pm |
| Choices (external link) | Support for children and young people up to 17 years and families in Haringey who are worried about emotional wellbeing. Part of the Haringey CAMHS Service. Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm. Telephone 0208 702 3405. |
| Provider | Details |
|---|---|
| Mental Health Support Team (MHST) | MHST Beh-tr.camhstrailblazerinbox@nhs.net Phone line for all Haringey schools. Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm Telephone 020 8702 6035 |
| Educational Psychology Service | Resources and webinars from Haringey's Educational Psychology Service. |
| Kooth (external link) | Kooth free confidential online support for 11- to 18-year-olds, and up to 25 years with additional needs. Monday to Friday, 12 to 10pm Saturday/Sunday and bank holidays, 6am to 10pm |
| Choices (external link) | Support for children and young people up to 17 years and families in Haringey who are worried about emotional wellbeing. Part of the Haringey CAMHS Service. Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm. Telephone 0208 702 3405. |
| Provider | Details |
|---|---|
Emotional Wellbeing Forum | Next Emotional Wellbeing forums (All Forums are recorded, please check the brochure and Emotional Wellbeing Forum Information Sheet (PDF, 177KB))
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| Simple Steps to Wellbeing: Wellbeing in Education project | Training delivered by Annette Manley (Deputy Head, Risley Avenue) on 10 December 2020 feature national and local information. |
| Mental Health First Aid Training: Children and Young People (CYP) | 4 x 2.5-hour FREE training sessions with a little self-study. This is a great opportunity for teachers to be equipped with the necessary skills to detect and deal with children and young people who are showing the first signs of poor mental health. |
| Mental health first aid training: adults | Free training for front line staff who live, work, or volunteer in Haringey from Haringey MIND (external link). |
| Provider | Details |
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| Children’s Commissioner | A downloadable guide (external link) for children and young people about the coronavirus, including proactive advice to support mental wellbeing. |
| Public Health England | Every Mind Matters mental health support teaching resources (external link) |
| NHS | A range of mental health support for children and young adults from the NHS (external link) |
| NHS | The NHS Apps library (external link) helps people find apps and online tools to help manage their health and wellbeing. We're working closely with NHSX to rapidly review apps for children and young people’s mental health and make them available via this apps library. For example, Think Ninja (external link) is an app specifically designed to educate 10-18-year-olds about mental health, emotional wellbeing and to provide skills young people can use to build resilience and stay well. It has been adapted to COVID-19 to bring self-help knowledge and skills to children and young people (10-18 years old) who may be experiencing increased anxiety and stress during the crisis. |
| NHS | For NHS mental health support, children and young people or their parents or carers can contact their GP or refer to NHS 111 online (external link). Find out more about Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in Haringey (external lilnk) and children and young people's mental health services (CYPMH) nationally (external link). |
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