If you have immediate concerns about the safety of a child you should get in contact straight away, using the numbers below:
020 7641 4000 (9am to 5pm weekdays) Access to Children's Services Team
or
020 7641 2388 (outside of these times) - Emergency Duty Team
Insight Westminster
At Insight Westminster we offer a free, friendly and confidential young people’s Health and Wellbeing service. We provide information, advice and help to young people between the ages of 12 – 25 who are living with or affected by drug or alcohol issues.
Our service provides support around prevention and early intervention, wellbeing, smoking cessation, offending and support if parents are using drugs or alcohol. Alongside talking about drugs and alcohol we can help with housing, benefits, education and training. We are based in the community including schools, colleges and hostels to make it as easy as possible for young people to access our services and find the support they need.
Insight has been providing services to young people in Kensington and Chelsea for 11 years and last year extended their services to young people in Westminster.
If you would like to find out more information please contact one of the team on 020 8960 5510 or insight@blenheimcdp.org.uk.
Opening Hours: 9.30am – 5pm (We are an outreach service, please call 07833074581 if the office is closed)
Where to go
Name
Insight Clinic,
Address
51 Golborne Road London
Postcode
W10 5NR
Notes
Finding us
Bus: You can find us by taking bus numbers 52, 452, 328, 70 or 295, which all stop nearby.
Tube: The closest tube stations are Westbourne Park or Ladbroke Grove, which are both on the Circle Line and the Hammersmith & City Line.
Other Details
Availability
Age Ranges
Young people up to 18 years
Referral required
Yes
Referral Details
Self referrals: You can do this over the telephone or by coming along in person.
Family member referrals: Young people's parents can make referrals by telephoning us.
Professional referrals: We accept referrals from any professionals, including schools, colleges, youth clubs, YOT, probation, hostels, mental health, social services and SUT.
Our service provides support around prevention and early intervention, wellbeing, smoking cessation, offending and support if parents are using drugs or alcohol. Alongside talking about drugs and alcohol we can help with housing, benefits, education and training. We are based in the community including schools, colleges and hostels to make it as easy as possible for young people to access our services and find the support they need.