Created by young people, in partnership with Youth in Mind, the Children and Young People’s Charter outlines the specific ways that children and young people want mental health services to work forthem
The National i-THRIVE Programme aims to improve outcomes for children and young peoples mental health and wellbeing. Working with CCGs, NHS Trusts, local authorities and charities across the country to implement the THRIVE Framework for system change (Wolpert et al., 2019), translating the principles of the THRIVE Framework
TALK’s learning resources are constantly growing. With an increasing number added every week, TALK can become your first stop when looking for information about children and young people’s mental health and wellness in Norfolk and Waveney.
Some of the resources on TALK include
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The present matrix focuses on summarising evidence-based recommendations for the treatment of mental health difficulties and the support of children and young people up to age 18 and their families or carers.
Learn more about the different aspects of iThrive with their 7 minute briefing summaries.
“TALK is a place that listens to the workforce and supports us to find the information we need.”
Including young people into the decision making for organisations working within the field of mental health allows for change which will benefit all services for children and young people.
Lived experiences are unique and offer specific insights into mental health delivery for children and young people. Understanding lived experiences creates improvement to the delivery of services