At Highbury College, we understand that some students may face particular pressures or problems. Mentors provide one-to-one support for students who may be experiencing difficulties and are at risk of not completing their course. Problems might include:
To find out more about our mentoring, please contact:
If any student is experiencing a severe mental health issue and needs extra support at College, our Mental Health and Care Advisor is here to offer them additional support. They can offer further interventions and are able to get in touch with outside agencies to ensure students are thoroughly supported both in and out of College.
To find out more about our Mental Health and Wellbeing drop-in sessions, please contact:
Catch 22 works at every stage of the social welfare cycle to build resilience and aspiration in people and communities.
Help single homeless people, usually with a local connection, including people with alcohol, drug and mental health problems. Can accommodate people with dogs.
The YOU Trust is a charity that has been supporting vulnerable people across the UK since 1985. We work across a wide range of specialist areas from Learning Disabilities to Mental Health and Stalking, Domestic Abuse & Sexual Violence Services and everything we do is about ensuring the people we support can have the life they want. We would love you to support us in what we do.
U Matter support young people and their families by building resilience, improving emotional wellbeing, and supporting good mental health.
Motiv8 exists to improve the life chances of young people and families. We do this to reduce offending, anti-social behaviour and the risk disengagement from learning or employment.
CAMHS stands for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services which are specialist services that provide assessment, treatment and support to young people with emotional, behavioural and mental heath difficulties. Solent CAMHS covers our sites in Portsmouth and Southampton.
Free and confidential - information, support and counselling for young people aged 11 - 25.
Solent Pulse is a new confidential service for young people and parents to text in and contact a qualified nurse for information or advice.Young people and parents will get a response to their text enquiry within 24 hours.
If you are at risk of harming yourself, you can call this free NHS service (free from both mobiles and landlines) anytime, day or night, and on every day of the year.
If you can, get a friend to accompany you to A&E. If not phone 999 now. Let the staff know that you are feeling unsafe and at risk of harming yourself.