National charity committed to reducing the number of children and young people killed, disabled and injured as a result of accidents.

The death of someone close can be devastating for anyone, but children and young people may find it particularly difficult to understand and cope with. Often children and young people need extra support after a bereavement. Parents and professionals can also benefit from advice and…

Session Information - Face to face Individual couple and family support sessions. Parents' support groups for baby and child death and support through subsequent pregnancy. CHYPS groups for children to attend with adult carers. Young People's Advisory Groups for bereaved young people up to age…

A helpline for all those affected by the death of a child.

Supporting separated families, securing children's futures

Childline offers support and advice to children and young people (including young carers). Support available if you experience: Bullying Relationships Sexuality Home & Family Bereavement You & your Body School, College or work

Online resource for parents and carers and young people to help keep them safe online.

The CAMHS Team is our local NHS support service for children and young people. The service consists of a friendly and dedicated team of professionals from a range of professional backgrounds including doctors, psychologists, nurses and other experts who can assist with understanding and supporting…

Working in partnership with you: supporting children and young people to participate in what they need and want to do. Children and Young People's Occupational Therapy (CYPOT) works collaboratively with children, their families and school communities to enable children to achieve their potential within their…

The Children’s Community Nursing Service supports children and young people with health needs at home, and in community settings such as nursery, school, and respite centres. Our aim is to help keep children and young people out of hospital, to enable children and young people…