Useful links: Spring 2019

Working on your wellbeing (pages 16-17)

warriorprogramme.org.uk
home-start.org.uk
HALO: Marc Archer at halo@kcl.ac.uk or kings.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/halo-survey-2019
For Army welfare information and to find your local HIVE, search army.mod.uk
militarywiveschoirs.org
AWS: call 01904 882054 or email RC-AWS-IAT-0mailbox@mod.gov.uk
bigwhitewall.com
theripplepond.org
helpforheroes.org.uk
maternalmentalhealthalliance.org
counselling-directory.org.uk
Forcesline: 0800 731 4880
If you or a family member is experiencing mental health or emotional wellbeing issues, contact AFF Health and Additional Needs Specialist Karen Ross at additionalneeds@aff.org.uk

Children’s mental health in focus (pages 22-23)

There are a number of initiatives supporting children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing that aren’t specific Service children. Here’s a brief selection:

The Family Counselling Trust (Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire)
Part-funded counselling for children up to the age of 18
familycounsellingtrust.org
The Wave Project
Surf therapy to help young people feel less anxious and more positive
waveproject.co.uk
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust
Early intervention in psychosis for anyone aged 14-35
southernhealth.nhs.uk
Hampshire Youth Access
Counselling, information, advice and support to children aged five-to-17
hampshireyouthaccess.org.uk
Young Minds
Resources for children and young people and parents’ helpline
youngminds.org.uk