Welcome to our With Youth Service

Our digital service provides support to children and young people who are experiencing mental health needs or would like support with their emotional wellbeing.

Our service is open every day from 2pm – 10pm (excluding bank holidays) and creates a safe, supported space for children and young people to get the help they need, at the earliest opportunity.

Click here to find out more about the service  or call us on 0208 189 8400. You can also talk with us through the Instant Messaging feature on this website.

Please note, the Instant Messaging icon will only appear on the page when we are open.

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We are here to help you

We are open every day (excluding bank hols) from 2pm -10pm.

Call us on 0208 189 8400.

Contact us through the Instant Messaging feature

(available during opening hours only).

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Children and young people were supported in the last year.

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Children accessed Lumi Nova, a digital therapy enabling children to self-manage their worries.

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Parents were supported in the last year.

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