Volunteer Placement Award – University of Bradford
We are delighted to win an award for ‘The Most Outstanding and Supportive Learning Environment’ […]
Youth in Mind provides early intervention mental health support in schools, hospitals and community settings.
Youth in Mind can support you with:
- feeling worried or low in mood
- difficulties going to school
- building self confidence
- exploring your identity
- achieving goals
How can I access the Youth in Mind services?
- Check out the list of seven services below and select the one that’s best for you, your age and where you live.
- Complete the online referral form for yourself or for someone else and select your choice of provider.
- You’ll be contacted within five working days from your chosen provider to arrange next steps.
Online referral form
Children and young people:
Parents, carers and professionals:
Youth in Mind Services
Buddies
11-19 or up to 25 with additional needs
Know Your Mind
5-19 or up to 25 with additional needs
Inspired Young and Healthy People
5-13 in Primary and Secondary School
MAGIC
5-11
Mighty Minds
5-19 or up to 25 with additional needs
WRAP Support
5-19 or up to 25 with additional needs
Hospital Buddies
5-19
Youth in Mind providers
Feedback on Youth in Mind
Mighty Minds
Worry jars were my favourite activity because it was very fun, and I think it has really helped me at home.
Buddies
When my worker came to see me, I was unsure, but it has been the best thing ever, having someone just for me.
Know Your Mind
People who don’t know me just don’t understand but you have, right from the beginning.
Youth in Mind wins “Child friendly – positive impact on the health and wellbeing of young people” Award
At the 2023 Celebrate as One awards ceremony organised by Act As One, Youth in Mind was the winner of the Child Friendly Service award for the partnerships work supporting young people in Bradford District and Craven.
Youth in Mind review
A resource area for professionals and partners to read about our Youth in Mind review which was commissioned in 2022 and carried out by Leeds Beckett University.
Access the full report, summary of findings and video recordings from our presentation event here.
Out of hours helplines
Here are some local helplines and live chat services for children, young people, parents and carers that you can use right away.
