Services for young people

What are the health services for young people? Why are young people being assisted? Y Services For Young People. Our mission as a charity is to support and develop the delivery of quality youth work that meets the needs of young people.

We offer services for young people which include antenatal and postnatal support, support in resolving housing issues, intensive therapeutic support, in-home support and counselling.

In addition, we can provide early intervention where youth homelessness is a risk, with the aim of restoring family unity or supporting family reunification. Support services for young people living with mental illness. Australian Government Department of Social Services. Centre for Multicultural Youth. Services and programs for young people of migrant and refugee backgrounds.

Aboriginal Services. Committed to improving the mental health of babies, children and young people, including support for parents and carers.

Provides information on medication for young people. Generalist youth services provide information, advice and counselling to young people and often link young people into specialist programs if these are required. We treat the young people who participate in Outreach programs as individuals and make sure our programs meet their needs – whether it’s BBQs , sporting events , cinema nights or music workshops.

Our Outreach programs give young people the chance to meet youth workers. It’s often the first step to accessing help. Young people can enter treatment services through catchment-based intake services, self-referrals or direct referrals from treatment providers and other services such as child protection , out-of-home care providers and youth justice providers or through DirectLine or the Youth Drug and Alcohol Advice Service. About Red Cross Youth Services.

Red Cross works to provide youth support services through the very important period of rapid change in their lives. Youth health services are specialist services providing multidisciplinary, primary healthcare to young people. Focusing on engaging disadvantaged young people, they deliver flexible and unique services to young people in relaxed and comfortable youth-friendly environments.

BITE BACK is a free, self-guided online wellbeing and resilience program for young people aged 13–years old. The Trevor Project is a national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) young people under 25. What is Services for Young People ? Stockport Council’s Services for Young People (SfYP) is designed to support children and young people who are not participating (or at risk of not participating) in learning.

We can support young people if they’re in trouble and put them in touch with the services they need.

Community health services for young people dietetics family counselling physiotherapy psychology podiatry occupational therapy speech pathology. Children with special. For young people who have problems as a result of alcohol, there are a few different types of treatment: Outpatient and day treatment are available for young people who do not require intensive treatment. A few agencies provide services in local communities helping the young person and their family at home or another convenient location. Local authorities also provide targeted services for vulnerable young people , such as teenage pregnancy advice, youth justice teams, drug and alcohol misuse services and homelessness support.

Whilst some authorities provide services directly, many are contracted out to voluntary, community or private organisations. We aim to help young people to cope with difficult emotional, family or personal circumstances, enabling them to lead fuller and more satisfying lives. Streetlink Streetlink is a free health service for young people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. It offers a range of health services as well as counsellors who can help with issues related to alcohol and other drugs. Catchare specialists at providing targeted substance misuse services for young people and offer a truly holistic approach, putting the young person at the centre of the treatment to understand and address the factors driving behaviour and build their personal resilience.

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