Wirral InfoBank - website
Wirral InfoBank is Wirrals directory of community groups, services, and activities that can support peoples health and well being.
MyMind - website
My Mind offers many different facilites and also allows parents/carers to have their say with regard to special needs in Wirral.
Talking Together - website
Talking Together Wirral offers a free and confidential talking therapy service to anyone who is aged 16+ and registered with a GP in the Wirral.
Family Toolbox - website
Family Toolbox contains a wealth of knowledge, advice, tips and tricks to help with family life, as well as organisations to contact and a ‘what’s on’ guide
Wirral Pathfinders - website
Wirral Pathfinders is a mental-health self-help support group which aims to support individuals by helping themselves to learnt to cope with their mental health difficulties.
The Hive - website
Wirral’s youth zone for children aged 8 and over. The Hive have a wide range of activities for children and young people to get involved in, whatever their interests, abilities or needs.
Caritas - website
Caritas run a community project where you can pop in for a cuppa and talk about any worries or problems you may have. Follow the link to access their information flier.
Wired - website
Wired is the carers network and they offer support and advice for carers across the Wirral, both individually and in various groups.
Zillo - website
Zillo is a website for young people from 11 years to get information on latest events, news, arts, culture, as well as expert health and wellbeing advice.
Mental Health Crisis Line - 0800 145 6485
If you feel you can manage the situation at home with guidance, please call 0800 145 6485 and our dedicated local staff will support you to access the help you need. The phone line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is open to people of all ages, including children and young people. Parents and carers can call the crisis line if they are worried about a young person who is experiencing a mental health crisis.
Need Urgent Help?
If your child’s mental or emotional state quickly gets worse and you feel like you can't cope with how they're feeling, this can be called a ‘mental health crisis’. In this situation, it is important to get help quickly.
You should still call 999 or go to A&E if you have an immediate, life-threatening emergency requiring mental or physical health assistance.
