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A new service has been launched in North and West Cumbria to help children and young people struggling with their emotional health.   The LINK service, a joint initiative between Barnardo’s and several local Primary Care Networks, is available to those aged between 5 and 19…

Our mental health services support people who are experiencing difficulties in their day to day lives due to mental health problems.

Your NHS partner for improving health and integrating care|We are supporting our NHS with exciting innovations and transformation for the Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships (STPs) and emerging Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) while continuing to deliver high quality commissioning support to 50 CCGs. Learn more about our full range…

Parents and Carers, of children with disabilities, in and around the Millom area, meet, chat, support each other and share ideas. Our main aim is to work together to raise funds to enable us to put on activities for our children. We also raise awareness…

We are a local Mind group offering a range of support service to people experiencing poor mental well-being, mental illness and emotional distress. We offer support on a group or one to one basis and support is agreed after initial discussion regarding your needs. We…

MindLine Cumbria is an independent mental health support line for people in Cumbria.  The project is run in partnership with the Local Mind Associations across the region.  People contact us for all sort of reasons.  They maybe looking for someone to listen to them or…

The Movement Centre works with children and their families from across the UK to provide a unique, evidence-based therapy called Targeted Training. The children who visit The Movement Centre have cerebral palsy, global developmental delay (GDD), or other problems of movement control. A course of…

National Deaf Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) Northern Arm Newcastle, York and Manchester  Description National Deaf CAMHS is a highly specialised mental health service for deaf children and young people with mental health issues.  The service also accepts referrals for hearing children of…

The UHMBT bereavement service spans the final hours, weeks and months of a person’s life; as well as the actual day of death and services for grieving relatives. It brings together staff ranging from porters to consultants and extends to partners such as the police, the voluntary sector and the coroner’s office.  We provide: Books for Children Hand prints Locks of Hair Hand casts Prints for jewellery Sudden loss cafes Remembrance service Bereavement bags for property Comfort packs for dying patients and their visitors Forget me not seeds We have offices at Royal Lancaster Infirmary and Furness General and we are open at present 7 days a week. Our bereavement nurses and staff are available to discuss issues and offer help and support over the phone. We provide this service with the backing of the families and community we serve, raising money to ensure the best