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Clicker & DocsPlus Training
Free 45 minute afterschool online training for all staff.
Sandcastles Play Therapy
Ten or twelve fully-funded therapy sessions per pupil, led by a registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Sessions will include a range of therapeutic activity (including use of sand, puppets, music, movement, role-play,...
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Interoception Project
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What is the Interoception Curriculum Bundle? Developed by Kelly Mahler, this evidence-based program includes:
If your school would like to be considered for funding and receive the Interoception Curriculum Bundle, please complete this short form: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/D8TNSTD
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Learning About Neurodiversity at School (LEANS)
A free programme for mainstream primary schools to introduce pupils aged 8-11 years to the concept of neurodiversity, and how it impacts our experiences at school.
FEAST
Activities and food during the school holidays. Free places for eligible children and young people.
Togetherness Bringing the Solihull Approach to the world
The Solihull Approach model: An integrated framework for transformational change.
30 years of NHS service, rigorous clinical research and proven methodologies to deliver results.
Suicide Bereavement Services young people’s film
Free digital mental wellbeing support for adults across the uk.
Free and anonymous mental health support whenever you need it.
Mental Health Support teams (MHST)
The Mental Health Support team provides support to children and young people (school age), school staff, parents, and carers. We offer therapy and support to young people who may be struggling with mild to moderate mental health difficulties as well as supporting their schools to adopt a whole school approach to mental health and wellbeing.
Information on free ARC Trauma training
Supporting Children & Young People in North Yorkshire
The aim of the Compass Phoenix service is to improve outcomes for children and young people in relation to their emotional wellbeing and mental health by strengthening the range of mental health support available to children and young people.