Business Details
11 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Mental Health Support for Children and Families
We are a dedicated partnership of NHS services and voluntary organisations committed to supporting children, young people, and their families with emotional wellbeing, mental health, and behavioural challenges. Our multidisciplinary teams provide tailored, non-judgmental support through therapeutic interventions, workshops, and community outreach. We prioritise inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration, ensuring families can access specialists in crisis situations and long-term care.Our services extend to individuals with disabilities, including autism, and we offer advocacy assistance for language accessibility. With a focus on building on existing family strengths, we deliver care across London, operating from Homerton Row and partnering with local institutions to ensure comprehensive support.
Services
Mental Health Support
Crisis Intervention
Workshops for Parents
Disability Support
Youth Groups
Family Counselling
School Support
Advocacy Services
Community Outreach
Specialist CAMHS
Details
- Year established: 2015
Highlights and features
- We partner with NHS trusts to deliver specialist mental health care.
- Our teams offer 24/7 crisis support via NHS 111 for urgent needs.
- We provide culturally sensitive, inclusive care for diverse communities.
- Workshops and drop-ins support parents and carers regardless of service use.
- Specialist services address autism and complex mental health challenges.
Services
Mental Health Support
We provide tailored mental health support for children and young people facing emotional, behavioural, or psychological challenges. Our multidisciplinary teams use evidence-based therapies to address anxiety, depression, and complex needs. Services include individual sessions, family involvement, and community-based interventions to promote long-term wellbeing.
Crisis Intervention
A 24/7 crisis line offers immediate support for urgent mental health emergencies. Specialists assess risks, provide guidance, and connect callers with local NHS facilities. Available to all under-18s and concerned adults, this service ensures rapid access to care during critical moments, including suicidal thoughts or severe distress.
Workshops for Parents
We deliver workshops and drop-in sessions to equip parents and carers with tools to support children's mental health. Topics include managing behavioural challenges, fostering resilience, and navigating healthcare systems. These sessions are open to all families, regardless of direct service engagement, promoting community-wide awareness.
Disability Support
Specialist CAMHS teams address mental health needs for children and young people with disabilities, including autism. Services combine sensory-friendly environments, adapted therapies, and family collaboration. We focus on reducing barriers to care and enhancing communication to ensure effective, person-centred support.
Youth Groups
Project Indigo offers safe spaces for LGBTQI+ youth aged 16-25 to connect and share experiences. Facilitated by trained professionals, these groups reduce isolation through peer support and skill-building activities. Sessions promote self-acceptance, mental resilience, and access to community resources for gender and sexuality diverse young people.
Questions
What mental health services do you offer for children?
We provide therapeutic support, crisis intervention, and specialist care for emotional, behavioural, and psychological challenges in children and young people.
How can I access urgent mental health help?
Call NHS 111, Option 2, for 24/7 crisis support. Specialists will guide you to local emergency care or provide immediate advice for urgent needs.
Do you support families with autism?
Yes, our CAMHS Disability team offers tailored mental health services for children and young people with autism and their families.
Are there resources for parents and carers?
We run workshops and drop-in sessions to help parents understand and support children's mental health, open to all regardless of service use.
Where are your services located?
Our main centre is at 15 Homerton Row, London E9 6ET, with additional support available at Royal London Hospital and Homerton University Hospital.
