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Poor mental health, low self-esteem and bullying can negatively impact on young people’s health and educational attainment.
A negative body image, poor diet, substance misuse and relationship difficulties are major risk factors for ill-health. Our service wants every child and young person to have access to early help in supporting their emotional wellbeing and mental health needs. Parents and young people can access our service through Family Clinics, Young People’s Confidential Health Drop In Services and directly by contacting 0114 3053224. In an emergency please contact 111, your GP, or access your local accident and emergency department or Walk In Centre
Useful websites and signposting:
Sheffield’s Let’s Talk Directory
Epic Friends Website https://epicfriends.co.uk
Mood Juice www.moodjuice.scot.nhs.uk
Eating Disorders www.b-eat.co.uk
Sheffield Futures: Door 43 www.sheffieldfutures.org.uk
IAPT: iaptsheffield.shsc.nhs.uk
Our Confidentiality Statement
We understand confidentiality is important to you.
All our notes are recorded safely and securely.
All information will be held in confidence unless there are concerns regarding your safety or
the safety of others. There may be occasions where we need to share information with other
agencies.
We will discuss this with you.
Young people’s sexual health drop in services
Young people can access our service to support healthy sexual relationships. We work with Sexual Health Sheffield and Sheffield Futures services to provide ‘Open Doors’, A Confidential Young People’s Sexual Health Service.
We offer:
Services are open to all young people under the age of 25, Thursday evenings 3:30pm to 5pm
393 youth provision, 393 Langsett Road S6 2LJ The 1st Thursday in the month
Palgrave Children’s Centre, 71 Palgrave Road S5 8GS The 2nd Thursday in the month
Wybourn Children’s Centre, Manor Oaks Road S2 5EE The 3rd Thursday in the month
Signpost to:
Let’s Talk Directory
www.sexualhealthsheffield.nhs.uk
Sleep
Children and young people who have difficulties with sleep become sleep deprived. Sleep deprivation has wide implications for the child’s emotions, behaviour, physical health and learning.
Our service has teamed up with The Children’s Sleep Charity www.thechildrenssleepcharity.org.uk to support families and young people to get a good night’s sleep.
We work in partnership with the local Multi Agency Support teams to offer parent workshops and clinics across the city, as well as offering advice during routine home visits.
To access your local sleep workshop or clinic contact your health visitor or school nurse contact signposting.
Alternatively help can be accessed through the early help gateway. Contact your local Multi Agency Support Team
www.thechildrenssleepcharity.org.uk
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