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Mental health support

Urgent concerns:

If someone's life is at immediate risk, or you don't feel you can keep yourself or someone else safe, call 999.

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There are lots of useful immediate contacts and information from the NHS here.

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Local support:

  • Urgent mental health concerns: 0800 9539599 for 24/7 response line with local NHS mental health trust that covers Bristol and surrounding areas

  • For urgent mental health concerns elsewhere in the UK find your local 24/7  emergency helpline number  via the 111 website

  • Make an urgent appointment with your GP

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Safeguarding concerns

If you're concerned about a young person's safety or wellbeing and they aren't at immediate risk (in which case, call 999), contact the child protection/First Response team in your local area:

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If you are outside these areas, enter into your search engine: 'Report a concern about a child' + your council's name to find the safeguarding team's contact details on their website. 

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Other support:

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Free listening services

These services offer confidential support from trained volunteers. You can talk about anything that's troubling you, no matter how difficult:

 

If you're under 19, you can also call 0800 1111 to talk to Childline. The number will not appear on your phone bill.

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Misc resources

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Emotionally-based school avoidance

  • EBSA FAQs from Send & You - Useful links and practical info

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Mental health apps:

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​None of the products or services on this page are endorsed or recommended by NeonDaisy - this is just for information only.

 

If your organisation or app should be on this page, please drop us a line at hello@neondaisy.org.uk 

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