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- Worried about self-harm? Calm Harm is a free app that helps you manage or resist the urge to self-harm. Suitable for 13+ years
- Support individuals who self harm to reduce emotional distress and improve their quality of life Support and provide information for family and carers ofindividuals who self harm Raise awareness of the needs of people who self harm, dispel myths and combat discrimination Empower and enable…
- Harmless - The centre of excellence for self-harm and suicide prevention Work with people who do or are at risk of self-harm. They work with anyone, of any age if they are at risk of harming themselves. Contact via website https://harmless.org.uk/contact/
- Alumina is a free, online 7 week course for young people struggling with self-harm. Each course has up to 8 young people, all accessing the sessions from their own phones, tablets or laptops across the UK. The courses take place on different evenings of the…
- Who are Family Ambassadors? Family Ambassadors provide peer support for parents and carers whose children need Tier 4 (usually inpatient) mental health care. There are 4 Family ambassadors who all work part time to ensure there is support available throughout the week. They are Elaine…
- Speech and Language Link believes that every family should have access to clear and comprehensive information and easy-to-use home resources to help support their child’s speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). Our award-winning ‘Parent Portal’ provides fun and accessible ideas, advice, and activities for developing…Canterbury Innovation CentreUniversity RoadCanterburyKentCT2 7FG
- Every Tuesday 10am-12pmWell Baby Clinics are drop-in sessions where a Health Professional is available for a brief consultation about your child’s health. You can also weigh your baby at a drop in clinic. The Healthy Child programme recommends that you weigh your baby no more than once…The Salvation ArmyAnstey RoadReadingRG1 7JR
- Monday to Friday 9am - 6pm (Carers UK Advice Line)The Carers Rights Guide is here to outline your rights as a carer, and to give you the full picture of the practical and financial support available. The guide includes: Benefits: an overview of which benefits you or the person you can for may be entitled to…
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