Mental health & wellbeing

  • Mental health & wellbeing — 3 May 2024

    Belonging Matters

    The National Children’s Bureau (NCB) is excited to launch a new and innovative, evidence-based 18-month programme design

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 16 Feb 2022

    HeadStart Blackpool - Schools

    HeadStart Blackpool adopt a whole school and college-based approach to improving the resilience of children and young people. The Academic Resilience Approach is based on the work of Professor Angie Hart and Lisa Williams from the BoingBoing Community and the University of Brighton, and promotes equal opportunities for success in school for all pupils.

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 16 Feb 2022

    HeadStart Cornwall - Community Approaches

    HeadStart Kernow’s Community and Youth Facilitators aim to support children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing by providing direct, face-to-face support to individual and groups of young people aged between 10 and 16, and by linking young people, families and community organisations together across the county.

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 16 Feb 2022

    HeadStart Cornwall - Community Approaches

    HeadStart Kernow have developed an extended offer of mental health and wellbeing support to parents and carers in Cornwall, including a wellbeing series, trauma-informed Supporting Parents and Children Emotionally (SPACE) programme, and online wellbeing courses, designed to promote the mental health and wellbeing of parents and families to produce long-term, sustainable outcomes.

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 16 Feb 2022

    HeadStart Hull - Digital

    How Are You Feeling? HeadStart Hull provides a range of universal and targeted mental wellbeing services for young people, parents and carers by adopting an assets-based approach, which describes the skills and support young people need to develop resilience and cope with difficulty and adversity.

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 16 Feb 2022

    HeadStart Blackpool - Vulnerable Young People

    Alongside an extended universal offer, HeadStart Blackpool have provided four programmes to support the mental health and wellbeing of vulnerable young people affected by transitioning from primary to secondary school; self-harm; school exclusion; and children under the care of Blackpool Council, described as ‘Blackpool’s Children’. (This article contains information about self-injury that may upset some readers.)

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