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IMG_4113.MOVWhere to get help
Where to get help
Immediate Risk
Immediate Risk
If you feel you are at immediate risk, you need to either text YM to 85258 (Young minds counselling support) or call 0800 1111 (Childline Support).
You can also email help@theweald.org.uk and one of the pastoral leaders will get in touch within 24 hours.
Ongoing Concerns
Ongoing Concerns
You need to email help@theweald.org.uk and a pastoral leader will contact you within 24 hours. You can receive counselling at school or your pastoral leader will tell you where to get help outside school.
Specific Mental Health Concerns
Specific Mental Health Concerns
Have a look at the 'Websites & Apps' page for a list of online support that has been used and reviewed by Weald students. If your specific concern is not on here, please go to www.nhs.uk/conditions/stress-anxiety-depression/ to see more information and guidance.
You can also email help@theweald.org.uk and one of the pastoral leaders will get in touch within 24 hours.
Concerns About Someone Else
Concerns About Someone Else
If your concern is about someone else, please email help@theweald.org.uk giving details and a pastoral leader will talk to you within 24 hours. In the meantime, you could try to encourage the person to seek help themselves. If you think someone may be at immediate risk, please call 999 and ask for an ambulance.
Emergency/Immediate Crisis Support
Emergency/Immediate Crisis Support
The following services do offer support to individuals who feel they are a serious risk to themselves or others, or those in immediate danger:
Samaritans for 24/7 support and someone to talk to. This service is free and confidential. Phone 116 123
Sussex Mental Healthline for support and information if you are worried about your mental health. Mon-Fri 5pm to 9pm, 24 hours at weekends and Bank Holidays - phone 0300 5000 101
You can call the NHS 111 service if you urgently need help or advice but it is not a life-threatening situation
The Mental Health Rapid Response Service is a rapid assessment service for people suffering from mental health problems who are at risk and may not be able to keep themselves safe, or are considering attending A&E for help with their mental health. Available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Call 01273 242220
For emergency situations always call 999 or visit the local Accident & Emergency.
Other useful contacts/links:
Other useful contacts/links:
Dialogue
Dialogue
Non-urgent support, referrals for counselling
email: community.counselling@ymcadlg.org
tel: 07739 893707
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