Vulnerable young people

Read about how partnerships are targeting support for vulnerable young people.

  • Mental health & wellbeing — 16 Feb 2022

    HeadStart Blackpool - Vulnerable Young People

    Alongside an extended universal offer, HeadStart Blackpool have provided four programmes to support the mental health and wellbeing of vulnerable young people affected by transitioning from primary to secondary school; self-harm; school exclusion; and children under the care of Blackpool Council, described as ‘Blackpool’s Children’. (This article contains information about self-injury that may upset some readers.)

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 10 Jan 2022

    HeadStart Kent - Vulnerable young people

    HeadStart Kent’s mission is for young people and families to improve their resilience through the development of knowledge and lifelong skills, to maximise their own and their peers’ emotional health and wellbeing.

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  • Mental health & wellbeing — 6 Oct 2021

    HeadStart Kent - Vulnerable young people

    Alongside universal and systems approaches to meeting its programme aims, HeadStart Kent have also adopted a targeted approach to identify and support young people whose mental health, wellbeing and resilience are at risk of being affected by domestic violence.

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