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Barnardo’s is an established service provider across Swindon and Wiltshire; We have recently completed contracts to deliver Swindon Mental Health Support Teams, a Safer Streets Project in Swindon, and Wiltshire Healthy Minds early intervention service.

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Working across Bristol and South Gloucestershire Old Market Services respond to extra familial harm working with young people, up to 25 years old, at risk of or experiencing exploitation.  Interventions are relationship based and trauma informed.

BACE

Supports children and young people of all genders who are at risk of harms from Sexual Exploitation (CSE), Criminal Exploitation (CCE), Serious Youth Violence and those who go missing,. We work with young people across Bristol and, for those being sexually exploited, in South Gloucestershire. We offer a relationship based, trauma informed, one to one intervention to children, young people and young adults.

The work is funded by the local authorities, Police and Crime Commissioner and Voluntary Funds. Staffing consists of 11 Project workers managed by two Team Managers.

Referrals come directly to the service via oldmarketservices@barnardos.org.uk

Alongside BACE, Old Market provides smaller services to Girls and Young Women harmed by criminal exploitation, to young people who experience poor mental health because of the impact of violence on their lives and to Black young men being harmed through criminal exploitation in a partnership with Changing Futures.

Children’s Services Manager – Sinitta.watkins@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - oldmarketservices@barnardos.org.uk

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BACE supports children and young people up to the age of 25 who are at risk of Child Exploitation (Child Exploitation covers risks around Child Sexual Exploitation -CSE, Child Criminal Exploitation - CCE and Serious Youth Violence -SYV)

Bristol BACE
Supports children and young people at risk of exploitation and completes Missing Return Conversations (MRC's) for any child (under 18) who is reported missing.

South Gloucestershire BACE
Supports children and young people at risk of Child Sexual Exploitation only.

It is important to note that our BASE, ROUTES and Safe choices services have now combined and operates under one service and one name.

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BACE (Barnardo's Against Child Exploitation)

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BACE supports children and young people up to the age of 25 who are at risk of Child Exploitation (Child Exploitation covers risks around Child Sexual

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Helping children, young people and families engage with health services (HYPE) - Bristol

Workers are based in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. We work in partnership with the Children's Community Health Partnership and CAMHS to provide participation training to staff and work towards embedding participation within the Community Children’s Health Partnership and CAMHS. We support children and young people to have a meaningful voice and influence about community health services.

We help them deliver their services in ways that better meet the needs of children, young people and their families.

Commissioned by Sirona healthcare referrals are made by clinicians with direct contact with young people.

The Service is staffed by three project workers and an assistant project worker.

The Service also works in the CAMHS Tier 4 hospital provision for young people experiencing acute mental health needs.

Children’s Services Manager - Anthony.hill@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - nikita.patel@barnardos.org.uk

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Barnardo's HYPE. Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire.

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Barnardo's HYPE puts young people's voice at the heart of children's health and care in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. The service

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Supporting children, young people and families who have experienced domestic abuse and sexual violence. Barnardo’s are commissioned by Cornwall Council to deliver the Safer Futures service which provides support, education, recovery and behaviour change programmes for children, young people and families affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence. Safer Futures also offers Domestic Abuse training to professionals.

Referral pathway:

Telephone referrals: 01208 22 99 22

Online referrals: Make a referral for domestic abuse support | Safer Futures

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Supporting children and young people to have a meaningful voice and influence in the decisions made about their lives.  The service also provides Independent Visitors for children in care so they have a consistent adult in their lives.

Barnardo’s are commissioned by Cornwall Council to provide advocacy to children and young people going through the child protection process, those who are in care and those who have a disability.  This can also include Non Instructed Advocacy.  The service also supports children who wish to complain about the local authority.

Advocacy is provided during Initial Child Protection Conferences (ICPCs), Child Protection Review (CPR) meetings, Statutory Child in Care meetings (CIC) and disability oriented meetings (DCM).

The team consists of Service Coordinator, who manages two part-time project workers who all undertake 1-1 work both virtually and face to face, and a Volunteer Coordinator.

Referral pathway:

To make a referral, please request a form from cornwalladvocacy@barnardos.org.uk

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Cornwall Advocacy and Independent Visitor Service | Barnardo’s

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Cornwall Advocacy and Independent Visitor Service has two separate parts to the service. An advocate empowers children and young people by giving them a

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Barnardo’s operate term time nurseries in three children and Family Centres providing high quality care, education and opportunities in a safe, happy and welcoming environment for children aged two-four years irrespective of race, ability, gender or religion. Through the EYFS framework and our strong emphasis on learning through play the children are supported both indoors and outdoors to investigate explore and develop their understanding and experiences that help them to make sense of the world.

Our nursery provision runs from Finlay, Hilltop children and family centres and Pebbles nursery co located with the light house children and family centre.

Funded through early years education funding and topped up by parents who request additional hours parents contact the nursery directly to request a place.

Overall management responsibility is with

Children’s Services Manager – Claire.Burt@barnardos.org.uk

Senior Administrator – Jenny.Sexton@barnardos.org.uk

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Helping children, young people and families engage with health services (HYPE) - Bristol

Workers are based in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. We work in partnership with the Children's Community Health Partnership and CAMHS to provide participation training to staff and work towards embedding participation within the Community Children’s Health Partnership and CAMHS. We support children and young people to have a meaningful voice and influence about community health services.

We help them deliver their services in ways that better meet the needs of children, young people and their families.

Commissioned by Sirona healthcare referrals are made by clinicians with direct contact with young people.

The Service is staffed by three project workers and an assistant project worker.

The Service also works in the CAMHS Tier 4 hospital provision for young people experiencing acute mental health needs.

Children’s Services Manager - Anthony.hill@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - nikita.patel@barnardos.org.uk

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Barnardo's HYPE. Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire.

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Barnardo's HYPE puts young people's voice at the heart of children's health and care in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. The service

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Provides motivational support for mothers; post natal support and a clinic for mothers from a lactation consultant.

Commissioned by South Gloucestershire council the service is staffed by three project workers.

Referrals are made via health visitors, midwives and Children’s Centres.

Children’s Services Manager - Anthony.hill@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - nikita.patel@barnardos.org.uk

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Supporting children and young people to have a meaningful voice and influence in the decisions made about their lives.

Barnardo’s are commissioned by the Government of Jersey to provide advocacy to children and young people going through the child protection process.

Advocacy is provided during Initial Child Protection Conferences (ICPCs) and at Child Protection Review (CPR) meetings. Children and young people are also able to request advocacy support outside of meetings.

We currently only have a Service Coordinator who oversees referrals, manages the two Project Workers, undertakes some of the advocacy work with children and young people, and liaises directly with the various Social Work teams in Jersey.

Referral pathway:

The service only takes referrals from the Government of Jersey.

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Who is the service for? The Barnardo’s Advocacy service is for children and young people aged 5 – 18-years-old who:
•	Have a Child Protection Plan or

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Supporting children and young people through group work in schools using the Deciders Skills tools.

This is a voluntary funded service to deliver Decider Skills to children that are identified by the pastoral team in the schools who they feel would benefit most from this intervention.

Referral pathway:

The service only takes referrals from the Local Authority.

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Supporting children and young people to have a meaningful voice and influence in the decisions made about their lives.

Barnardo’s are commissioned by Plymouth City Council to provide advocacy to children and young people going through the child protection process, those who are in care and those who have a disability.  This can also include Non Instructed Advocacy.  The service also supports children who wish to complain about the local authority.  One worker delivers issue-based advocacy for those aged 16+.

Advocacy is provided during Initial Child Protection Conferences (ICPCs) and at Child Protection Review (CPR) meetings, Statutory Child in Care meetings and disability oriented meetings.

The team consists of one Service Coordinator and four part-time Project Workers who all deliver 1-1 work both virtually and face to face.

Referral pathway:

The service only takes referrals direct from the local authority.

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This service provides adult advocates and Independent Visitors for children and young people from 6-24 who are in care, have a disability or are in a vulnerable situation. An advocate will provide them with support and a voice in a meeting which is about them and their life. An Independent Visitor is a volunteer who will be a consistent mentor/role model for a young person in care for at least two years

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Plymouth Advocacy and Independent Visitor Service

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This service provides adult advocates and Independent Visitors for children and young people from 6-24 who are in care, have a disability or are in a vulnerable

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We deliver support to children under five and their families so they are able to access information, guidance and support as well as more targeted support during a children’s early years.

We support each year over 10,000 children under the age of five across over 7,500 families in Plymouth

We deliver children’s centres across 2/3 of the city. This includes 12 children’s centre buildings.

Services include both universal and targeted which are delivered in one-to-one and group work sessions.

Our programmes and interventions include:

·       A range of bespoke parenting programmes.

·       Domestic Abuse support.

·       Child Development courses.

·       Supporting statutory interventions, such as Pre-birth risk assessments and FMSA.

·       Support for children with additional needs.

·       Baby massage.

We have 80+ staff,. We have four teams of Assistant Project workers and Project Workers who work collaboratively across the city to best meet the needs of children and families. The team are supported by a business support team who help us to provide front of house and admin support across all of our Children’s Centres.

Referral pathway:

To make a referral you will need to complete a form which can be accessed by emailing plymouthchildrenscentres@barnardos.org.uk.  We accept referrals internally, via partner agencies and by self- referral.

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We are working in partnership with other agencies to provide meaningful mental health and wellbeing support to children, young people and families and the wider community.

We have a partnership with Plymouth City Council to be the lead organisation in the development and running of the Rees Wellbeing Hub.  This is overseen by managers from the Children’s Centres.  The hub is developing services for all ages of the local community including the elderly.  The focus is in promoting wellbeing through a social prescribing model.  We have admin support and one development worker.

Referral pathway:

To make a referral you will need to complete a form which can be accessed by emailing plymouthchildrenscentres@barnardos.org.uk

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Rees Family and Wellbeing Hub | Barnardo’s

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Family Hubs provide accessible, integrated early help support for families from antenatal to 19 years (25 year with SEND). Supporting the overall health and

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Barnardo’s hosts the social worker role for Plymouth’s Complications of Excess Weight Clinic.

Complications from Excess Weight (CEW) clinics use a holistic approach to treating conditions related to obesity in children and young people (CYP). Twenty one clinics are now open and care is being delivered by a multidisciplinary team (MDT), linked to a specialist children’s hospital.

The three aims of the service are to:

·       Identify the factors involved in the development of severe obesity. Assessment should be holistic with equal consideration for mental health, physical health and social needs.

·       Treat complications associated with severe obesity and coordinate / refer onto other services where required.

·       Consider an individualised holistic plan. This may include interventions such as family-based therapy, behavioural coaching, dietary strategies, and mental health support. This aims to address health inequalities by considering culturally appropriate factors and a personalised approach.

Children will receive holistic treatment and person-centred care packages developed with their family, which could include mental health treatment, coaching and advice around a healthy diet.

The rollout of the pilot delivers on the NHS Long Term Plan ambition to treat children for severe complications related to their obesity, avoiding the need for more invasive treatment. One thousand children a year, who are aged between two and 18 and experiencing health complications related to severe obesity, will be supported through the new services.

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Somerset Phoenix is a service provided by Barnardo's and Somerset & Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support (SARSAS). Providing support, training, consultation, and signposting to professionals supporting children, young people and families affected by child sexual abuse (CSA). We are a small team covering the whole of Somerset. We are not a crisis service. If you need crisis intervention, refer to the useful links page.

We are here to reduce the negative impact of child sexual abuse (CSA) on the lives of children and families living in Somerset.

Signposting, further information, review referral criteria and to request support visit www.somersetphoenixproject.org.uk

Funded by Somerset Integrated Care Board the team of five project workers is led by a Team Manager.

Children’s Services Manager - rachel.laurie@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - Nathan.gade@barnardos.org.uk

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Somerset Phoenix Project will provide support to children, young people and their familes affected by Childhood Sexual Abuse. Support and training will also be

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Tackling Exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. The service accepts referrals for young people where there are known or suspected concerns around child sexual exploitation (CSE) from Devon, Cornwall, Plymouth and Torbay, or who are placed in care in one of these four authority areas. We work with children and young people aged eight -18 and up to 25 for those with care experience or additional needs.

Referral pathway:

Tel: 01752 256339

Email: exceed@barnardos.org.uk

Website: www.barnardosexceed.org.uk.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care experienced young people and those with additional needs. We work with young people who have experienced, or are at high risk of, child sexual exploitation. We can provide direct support to young people, immediate safety advice and signposting, indirect support to parents, carers and other professionals, and outreach support to schools and other agencies to promote understanding around exploitation.

Please contact us via phone or email to find out more about our service - [email protected] , or visit our website: https://www.barnardosexceed.org.uk/.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care

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Tackling Exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. The service accepts referrals for young people where there are known or suspected concerns around child sexual exploitation (CSE) from Devon, Cornwall, Plymouth and Torbay, or who are placed in care in one of these four authority areas. We work with children and young people aged eight -18 and up to 25 for those with care experience or additional needs.

Referral pathway:

Tel: 01752 256339

Email: exceed@barnardos.org.uk

Website: www.barnardosexceed.org.uk.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care experienced young people and those with additional needs. We work with young people who have experienced, or are at high risk of, child sexual exploitation. We can provide direct support to young people, immediate safety advice and signposting, indirect support to parents, carers and other professionals, and outreach support to schools and other agencies to promote understanding around exploitation.

Please contact us via phone or email to find out more about our service - [email protected] , or visit our website: https://www.barnardosexceed.org.uk/.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care

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Tackling Exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. The service accepts referrals for young people where there are known or suspected concerns around child sexual exploitation (CSE) from Devon, Cornwall, Plymouth and Torbay, or who are placed in care in one of these four authority areas. We work with children and young people aged eight -18 and up to 25 for those with care experience or additional needs.

Referral pathway:

Tel: 01752 256339

Email: exceed@barnardos.org.uk

Website: www.barnardosexceed.org.uk.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care experienced young people and those with additional needs. We work with young people who have experienced, or are at high risk of, child sexual exploitation. We can provide direct support to young people, immediate safety advice and signposting, indirect support to parents, carers and other professionals, and outreach support to schools and other agencies to promote understanding around exploitation.

Please contact us via phone or email to find out more about our service - [email protected] , or visit our website: https://www.barnardosexceed.org.uk/.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care

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Tackling Exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. The service accepts referrals for young people where there are known or suspected concerns around child sexual exploitation (CSE) from Devon, Cornwall, Plymouth and Torbay, or who are placed in care in one of these four authority areas. We work with children and young people aged eight -18 and up to 25 for those with care experience or additional needs.

Referral pathway:

Tel: 01752 256339

Email: exceed@barnardos.org.uk

Website: www.barnardosexceed.org.uk.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care experienced young people and those with additional needs. We work with young people who have experienced, or are at high risk of, child sexual exploitation. We can provide direct support to young people, immediate safety advice and signposting, indirect support to parents, carers and other professionals, and outreach support to schools and other agencies to promote understanding around exploitation.

Please contact us via phone or email to find out more about our service - [email protected] , or visit our website: https://www.barnardosexceed.org.uk/.

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Barnardo's Exceed Service works to tackle child exploitation across Cornwall and Devon. We support young people aged 8-18-years old and up to 25 for care

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Barnardo’s delivers support to young carers and young adult carers as part of Cornwall’s integrated carers service.

The service provides two levels of support – information, advice & guidance, and targeted support over eight – 12 sessions. The service also provides a range of activities and groups across to young carers and sibling carers.

Referral pathway:

Young people and professionals can make a referral to the service:

Young person’s referral form

Professionals referral form

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To provide specialist support for Young Carers and Young Adult Carers as part of the integrated Carers Service in Cornwall.

To improve outcomes for Young Carers who are at high risk of social exclusion and underachieving or experiencing difficulties at school because of their role as a young carer.
To reduce the impact of caring demands by effective signposting and to meet the needs of high level young carers.

To work with Young Adult Carers to support them through the transition from a Young Carer to an Adult Carer. Peer groups, activities and residentials will be used to support this work.

Secondary schools will be equipped to better support Young Carers and there will be a focus on primary schools to identify Young Carers at an earlier age to reduce the impact of caring.

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To provide specialist support for Young Carers and Young Adult Carers as part of the integrated Carers Service in Cornwall. To improve outcomes for Young

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Regulation 44 Visits - South Gloucestershire

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Regulation 44 Visits - South Gloucestershire

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We undertake Regulation 44 Inspection Visits to Vinney Green Secure Children’s Homes.  This is commissioned by South Gloucestershire Council, who are required to appoint an independent inspector.

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Working across Bristol and South Gloucestershire Old Market Services respond to extra familial harm working with young people, up to 25 years old, at risk of or experiencing exploitation.  Interventions are relationship based and trauma informed.

BACE

Supports children and young people of all genders who are at risk of harms from Sexual Exploitation (CSE), Criminal Exploitation (CCE), Serious Youth Violence and those who go missing,. We work with young people across Bristol and, for those being sexually exploited, in South Gloucestershire. We offer a relationship based, trauma informed, one to one intervention to children, young people and young adults.

The work is funded by the local authorities,  Integrated Care Board, Police and Crime Commissioner and Voluntary Funds. Staffing consists of 11 Project workers managed by two Team Managers.

Referrals come directly to the service via oldmarketservices@barnardos.org.uk

Alongside BACE, Old Market provides smaller services to Girls and Young Women harmed by criminal exploitation, to young people who experience poor mental health because of the impact of violence on their lives and to Black young men being harmed through criminal exploitation in a partnership with Changing Futures.

Children’s Services Manager – Sinitta.watkins@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - oldmarketservices@barnardos.org.uk

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BACE supports children and young people up to the age of 25 who are at risk of Child Exploitation (Child Exploitation covers risks around Child Sexual Exploitation -CSE, Child Criminal Exploitation - CCE and Serious Youth Violence -SYV)

Bristol BACE
Supports children and young people at risk of exploitation and completes Missing Return Conversations (MRC's) for any child (under 18) who is reported missing.

South Gloucestershire BACE
Supports children and young people at risk of Child Sexual Exploitation only.

It is important to note that our BASE, ROUTES and Safe choices services have now combined and operates under one service and one name.

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BACE (Barnardo's Against Child Exploitation)

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BACE supports children and young people up to the age of 25 who are at risk of Child Exploitation (Child Exploitation covers risks around Child Sexual

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Providing long term therapeutic support for children and young people who have experienced childhood sexual abuse.  Kathleen.kinloch@barnardos.org.uk

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The service offers therapeutic recovery support and counselling to children and young people across Swindon and Wiltshire who have experienced childhood Sexual

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Providing social activities, youth clubs and holiday playschemes for children and young people with disabilities across Wiltshire.  Liz.james@barnardos.org.uk

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Wiltshire Short Breaks and Positive Activities service | Barnardo’s

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We are commissioned by Wiltshire council to provide group based activities throughout Wiltshire for children aged 6-18 with SEND. We offer Saturday clubs and

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A pilot project embedding youth workers in Swindon’s Great Western Hospital.  Youth workers provide a range of support to children and young people who present at A&E due to unmet non-clinical needs, or who have wellbeing needs due to long term health conditions. (New award, currently in mobilisation) polly.atkins@barnardos.org.uk

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In partnership with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Barnardo’s will work with them as their CAMHS delivery partner. (New award, currently in mobilisation) polly.atkins@barnardos.org.uk

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The Assistant Director of Children’s Services for this area is michael.hammond@barnardos.org.uk

Many of our services are supported by our excellent team of volunteers.  Amie.engstrom@barnardos.org.uk is our Locality Volunteer Coordinator.

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Helping children, young people and families engage with health services (HYPE) - Bristol

Workers are based in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. We work in partnership with the Children's Community Health Partnership and CAMHS to provide participation training to staff and work towards embedding participation within the Community Children’s Health Partnership and CAMHS. We support children and young people to have a meaningful voice and influence about community health services.

We help them deliver their services in ways that better meet the needs of children, young people and their families.

Commissioned by Sirona healthcare referrals are made by clinicians with direct contact with young people.

The Service is staffed by three project workers and an assistant project worker.

The Service also works in the CAMHS Tier 4 hospital provision for young people experiencing acute mental health needs.

Children’s Services Manager - Anthony.hill@barnardos.org.uk

Administrator - nikita.patel@barnardos.org.uk

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Barnardo's HYPE. Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire.

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Barnardo's HYPE puts young people's voice at the heart of children's health and care in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. The service

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The Family Route Service is established to deliver a clinical trial of multi dimensional family therapy in the UK.  Funded by the Youth Endowment Fund and in partnership with University of Kent.

The service will provide therapy to 150 families in Bristol between September 2025 and September 2027.

Multidimensional family therapy is provided for families with a young person aged 13-17 where there are concerns about substance misuse, offending behaviour or school exclusion.

Children’s Service Manager: Anthony Hill

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Bristol & South Gloucestershire Family Route | Barnardo’s

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The Family Route Service is participating in the 1st UK trial of Multidimensional Family Therapy, MDFT, to support positive outcomes for young people aged