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Children & Young People's Services Resource guide for professionals

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11 – 19 provisionCore service funding <strong>for</strong> young people aged 11-19, is directed to support <strong>for</strong> Year 6 to 7transitions, centralised training provision and a community based group <strong>for</strong> pupils who declineto access the service in schools. Additional school based services are funded directly by schools /Academies; the majority provide at least one day per week. A menu of service options is availableand the named ‘link’ Speech and Language Therapist works closely with the SENCo to prioritisework over the school term. In<strong>for</strong>mation on each school offer can be obtained through the service.The service will also provide <strong>for</strong> young people with disabilities, perhaps with a statement of SpecialEducational Need, in the school environment. The link therapist will work directly with a child, or witha clinical specialist if appropriate, to provide specialist packages to meet additional needs. Parentsare welcomed to participate.Service contacts:All general enquiries should be directed to admin 020 7683 4262 / 45875.4 Community Child Psychology <strong>Services</strong>A. First StepsContact detailsService descriptionFirst Steps Early Intervention Community Psychology Service1st Floor, Defoe Building, Hackney Community College, 50 Hoxton Street,London N1 6LPTel: 020 76834611Fax: 020 70147251Nizam Malik: AdministratorRuth Kossoff: Clinical LeadFirst Steps is a service <strong>for</strong> children, young people and their families whohave mild to moderate mental health problems.It is provided by a team of 12 child mental health <strong>professionals</strong>, 2locality leads and a parenting lead, all of whom are based in <strong>Children</strong>’sCentres and GP practices. The service includes:• early access to a mental health service <strong>for</strong> mild to moderate psychologicalproblems• a range of individual and group interventions• parenting support• mental health promotion and teaching, training and consultation tofrontline <strong>professionals</strong> working with children and young people• the development of projects which support and empower parents andcommunity groups• referral onto tier 3 specialist CAMHS if required.The service operates between the hours of 9 – 5 Monday – Friday.18<strong>Resource</strong> Guide <strong>for</strong> <strong>professionals</strong> | Updated January 2013

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