Business Details
11 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Child Mental Health Services in London
We are a dedicated partnership of NHS services and voluntary organisations committed to supporting children, young people, and their families with emotional wellbeing, mental health, and developmental challenges. Our multidisciplinary teams provide non-judgmental, culturally sensitive support tailored to individual needs, including specialised services for autism and disabilities. With a focus on collaboration, we work alongside families, schools, and communities to build resilience and foster positive mental health. Our services operate across London, offering crisis intervention, therapeutic interventions, and community-based workshops. Backed by NHS partnerships and local authorities, we prioritise accessibility, ensuring our support reaches those who need it most.Our professionals bring extensive experience in child and adolescent mental health, delivering care that respects diverse identities and lived experiences. Through advocacy, education, and direct support, we empower families to navigate challenges and access the resources they require. Our commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in our responsive feedback mechanisms and quality assurance processes. We pride ourselves on creating safe spaces where young people can express themselves freely and receive evidence-based care. As a trusted community partner, we strive to reduce stigma and promote mental wellbeing for future generations.
Services
First Steps
Specialist CAMHS
CAMHS Disability
Off-Centre
Family Action
Young Hackney
Clinical Service
Growing Minds
Details
- Year established: 2015
Highlights and features
- We partner with NHS trusts and local authorities to deliver trusted, professional care.
- Our 24/7 crisis line provides immediate support for urgent mental health needs.
- Specialised services address autism, disabilities, and complex mental health challenges.
- We offer inclusive workshops and resources for parents and carers.
- Our culturally sensitive approach respects diverse identities and community needs.
Services
First Steps
First Steps offers early intervention for children and families facing mild to moderate mental health challenges. Our team provides assessment, guidance, and therapeutic activities to address emotional and behavioural difficulties. This service is ideal for families seeking prompt, accessible support to prevent issues from escalating.
Specialist CAMHS
Specialist CAMHS delivers targeted interventions for complex mental health conditions requiring clinical expertise. Services include psychiatric assessments, therapy for severe anxiety or depression, and multidisciplinary care planning. Designed for cases needing intensive support, this service ensures access to consultant-led treatment pathways.
CAMHS Disability
CAMHS Disability provides tailored mental health support for children with developmental disorders, including autism and learning disabilities. Our specialists address co-occurring emotional and behavioural challenges through adapted therapies. This service bridges gaps in care for neurodiverse individuals and their families.
Off-Centre
Off-Centre offers peer support groups and creative workshops for young people aged 16-25. Focused on LGBTQI+ inclusion and mental wellbeing, sessions foster safe spaces for self-expression. Participants benefit from facilitated discussions and skill-building activities to enhance resilience.
Family Action
Family Action delivers educational workshops and drop-in sessions for parents and carers. Topics include behaviour management, communication strategies, and navigating mental health systems. This service empowers families to support their children effectively while building community connections.
Questions
How do I access urgent mental health support?
Call NHS 111 and select Option 2 for 24/7 crisis support. Our specialists are available at Homerton Row and A&E departments.
What services are available for children with autism?
CAMHS Disability offers tailored assessments and therapies for children with autism and developmental challenges.
Are parent workshops free to attend?
Yes, all our workshops and support sessions for families are provided at no cost.
How can professionals refer a young person?
Download our service directory and referral forms from the website or contact our duty clinicians during office hours.
Do you offer support for LGBTQI+ youth?
Yes, our Off-Centre group provides safe, inclusive spaces for LGBTQI+ young people aged 16-25.
Reviews (7)
Zisse Leibowitz
Nov 10, 2020
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Very friendly
The appointment was nice and short. They had some cute things for my baby to turn to while testing her hearing.
The appointment was nice and short. They had some cute things for my baby to turn to while testing her hearing.
Rosie Bray
Jan 09, 2020
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Front desk wasn't so child friendly a little cold for somewhere working woth children and waiting room needed a clean but the specialists we seen for hearing test was amazing with my daughter really made her feel at easy and me to defiantly deserve more than 5 star
Toyin O. Toymos
Jan 05, 2019
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Staff were very friendly. The waiting area is nice and not too much noise. The appointment we were given was on time.
Ibrahim Dukuray
Nov 20, 2018
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They help parents who have children with disabilities. They are professional and very very helpful. If you are a parent or a carer of less able people and need help of any kind this is the place to visit.
Farzana Siddique
Jul 29, 2018
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The most amazing staff, my daughter felt at ease here even though it was a medical setting it didn't feel like it.
Sorcha DeBurca
Jun 02, 2018
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Staff here are very friendly and professional. I didn't know on my first visit but there is actually parking onsite for those with an appointment.
Rabia
Jan 25, 2018
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It's neat and tidy place, all under 16 aged children therapist are in one building .all quite convenient
Place . It's community pediatric centre.
Place . It's community pediatric centre.