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For all ages.

As a parent or carer you play a key role in helping your child to stay safe online.

You don’t need to be an expert on the internet to help keep your child stay safe online. Our advice and resources are here to support you as you support your child to use the internet safely, responsibility and positively.

We work with children and their families to success in these activities and to reach their full potential.  

We help a child to minimise the impact of their difficulties and improve their ability to participate in their daily occupations by finding ways to overcome any problems they experience.  

We see children and young people aged 0 to 18 years, who are experiencing functional difficulties.  

These may be as a result of one or more of the following:  

• Physical disabilities  

• Complex multiple disabilities  

• An operation or accident  

• Co-ordination difficulties impacting on their ability to function  

• Sensory difficulties impacting on their function and occupational performance

We work closely with children and young people, families, settings/schools and other agencies. We provide advice, assessment, support, teaching and training as appropriate to need.

At our services across the UK we: 

• organise outings and activities for young carers 

• give young carers advice and emotional support through counselling sessions 

• help the family get support from social services 

• talk to a young carer’s school, so teachers understand their situation and can be supportive 

• run drop-in centres where young carers can take a break, have fun, be a child – and meet other young carers 

It's normal for your child to have big emotions, particularly while their brain is developing.

These interviews were recorded during the Covid-19 pandemic and they explore its effects (lockdown in particular) on young people and families.

In the second interview, they look more specifically at mental health in young people and the apparent increase in mental health disorders. 

We provide opportunities for children to understand and express their emotions in a fun and safe environment.

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, A Sexual + more.

 https://gm.silvercloudhealth.com/signup/

Types of Eating Disorders

It could be one incident, or an ongoing event that happens over a long period of time.

Out There (SFOP) Charity - Manchester 0161 232 8986

The service recognises the multiple and complex needs of such parents, children and families and why alcohol (and other substances) may have been used previously. It aims to improve emotional and mental health and reduce family conflict to improve children and family outcomes in the short term and intergenerationally. Holding Families+ Project is a whole family approach which recognises the differing individual needs and aspirations of all family members.

Home - Kooth

Home - Kooth

There are 3 groups in the Rochdale area:

Milnrow Cricket Club, OL16 4HF

Rochdale Mayfield Sports Centre, OL11 3AG

Spotland Crown Oil Arena, OL11 5DS

All meetings are Mondays (expect Bank Holidays) 7pm-9pm.

No fee.

If face to face isn't your thing- you can register to meet online via the website.

Is there anything you would like us to add or change?

Email us! gmicb-hmr.hmrpadletfeedback@nhs.net

This site explains more about the mental health continuim, how every one has mental health- we are all somewhere on this traffic light spectrum.

Do you look after a family member or friend who couldn’t manage without your support? Perhaps they have a long-term illness, disability, mental health condition, or issues related to ageing.

Are You A Young Carer?

You might be looking after a parent, sibling, or relative who needs extra support. If you help at home in ways others your age don’t, you’re not alone – we’re here for you.

Offering a free counselling service to women in our community. Provided by qualified and training therapists, offerred in different languages.

• Support for Domestic Abuse Perpetrators

• Male Victims of Domestic Abuse

• Young People's Violence in Close Relationships

The Muslim Scout Fellowship supports groups to inspire & empower the Muslim youth into becoming confident future change makers.