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Mental health helplines and services for young people in Brent

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NATTER

Provided by Mental Health Innovations

Get confidential support through text messaging. You can text about anything that’s on your mind. Your text will be answered by trained volunteers.
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Anywhere in the UK
For all ages
Available 24/7
Self-referrals accepted

Activities for young refugees and asylum seekers

Provided by Young Roots

Activities including sports, arts and creative sessions, and English languaage and homework support. You can drop in to the hub without an appointment – the Brent hub can also support young people from neighbouring boroughs.

Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Harrow, Hammersmith and Fulham, Ealing, Brent
For ages 14 to 25
Self-referrals accepted

Antidote drug and alcohol support

Provided by London Friend

Drug and alcohol support for LGBTQ+ adults (including help around chemsex) through one-to-one support as well as social activities and referrals. You can access support by dropping into a session or by emailing.

Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Hounslow, Hillingdon, Harrow, Hammersmith and Fulham, Ealing, Brent
For those aged 18 and over
Self-referrals accepted

Arts for Life Project

Provided by Arts for Life Project

A range of services, including group art sessions, one-to-one clinical therapy, one-to-one art and wellbeing sessions, and one-to-one mentoring.

Hillingdon, Harrow, Ealing, Brent
For ages 8 to 25
Self-referrals accepted

Ascent

Provided by EACH

Up to 21 sessions of one-to-one counselling for women with current or past experience of domestic violence or abuse. Counselling is available in Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Pashto and English.

Hounslow, Hillingdon, Harrow, Ealing, Brent
For those aged 18 and over
Self-referrals accepted

Bang

Provided by Bang Evolution

A mentoring and coaching programme that offers one-to-one and group sessions to build confidence.

Brent
For ages 8 to 18
Self-referrals accepted

Bang

Provided by Create Change

A specialist, creative therapy service that offers one-to-one and?group sessions.

Brent
For ages 8 to 16
Self-referrals accepted

Big Buddies

Provided by Family Friends

Pairs young people with adult volunteers to provide support and companionship during challenging times.

Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Brent
For ages 10 to 25

Brent CAMHS

Provided by CNWL NHS Foundation Trust

Provides mental and emotional health specialist services for children and young people and their families and carers. Offers a range of support, including talking therapies, art therapy, and family therapy. Young people, families, and carers can call Brent CAMHS for advice but to get ongoing support from CAMHS you need to be referred by a healthcare professional (like a GP) or someone at your school. You might be referred to a service called LYRA first. LYRA is a new service that helps to make sure young people are referred to the right service to help them.

Brent
For those under 18
NHS service

Brent Community Mental Health Hubs

Provided by CNWL NHS Foundation Trust

Provides support for adults with mental health conditions. Offers intervention-based care focused on recovery through evidence-based support including talking therapies, social support, medication, and employment support. Support is joined-up, so you can get mental health support and practical support with things like employment at the same time.

Brent
For those 18 or over
NHS service

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Text NATTER for help

Anyone can text ‘NATTER’ to 85258 to seek 
help, wherever they are in the UK. It’s a free, anonymous service and available 24/7.
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