Emotional Health and Wellbeing

At Hayes, we recognise that there are times when it is possible that you may need some extra support and help to manage unfamiliar situations and feelings. The Hayes Pastoral Team is well experienced and able to provide some support in school however, the following websites may be useful if you need additional support and guidance. Whilst, we aim to support in every way we can there is a wide range of external support available which maybe a good starting point for you.

If you wish to discuss further please contact a member of the pastoral team.

You can contact any of the team below by contacting wellbeing@hayes.bromley.sch.uk

OUR SAFEGUARDING TEAM:

RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS/CARERS

	Understanding Grieving Teenagers
	Toottoot- Safeguarding made simple
	Family Lives National family support charity providing help and support in all aspects of family life
	Bromley Changes Drug and alcohol support for young people
	Bromley Wellbeing Service Single point of access for emotional health and wellbeing, including a huge bank of resources on a wide range of issues affecting children and young people
	Child Exploitation and On-line Protection Keeping children and young people safe from exploitation on-line, resources and advice for children & young people, parents/carers and professionals
	Childline A free point of contact for children and young people who need advice either online or via telephone on a wide range of issues, depression, abuse, bullying etc
	The Mix Free information and support for under 25s in the UK. Get advice about sex, relationships, drugs, mental health, money and jobs
	The Candle Project – St Christophers supporting children and young people through loss and bereavement
	NSPCC(National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) – Keeping children and young people safe from a wide range of abusive situations
	Young Minds supporting children and young people with emotional health and wellbeing concerns, offering a wide range of resources across a whole spectrum of issues affecting children and young people
	Bromley & Lewisham Mind