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Congratulations to all students collecting their #alevelresults today.
Whatever your grades, remember they do not define you.
If you are feeling worried about your results, or what they mean for your next steps, there is a range of support available including our wellbeing services. Which you can find via easthantsmind.org
Thank you to Warblington School for sharing our Safe Haven details.
If you would like to find out more about our Safe Havens you can visit - www.easthantsmind.org/children-and-young-people-safe-haven/ or www.easthantsmind.org/adults-safe-haven/Havant and East Hants Mind
If you want to make a difference to the mental health of young people within our local communities, this could be an opportunity for you.
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Title: Wellbeing Practitioner Children & Young People’s Safe Haven (Out of hour’s mental health crisis service)
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Salary: £23,500 (pro rata, actual salary is £7,619)
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Hours & contract: 12 hours a week - evenings, 12 months fixed term contract.
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Current pattern: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 4:30 – 8:30pm (This could be subject to change as per service needs)
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Job location: Havant Borough
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Reporting to: Wellbeing Manager (Children and Young People)
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Please email an application form, which can be found on our website, www.easthantsmind.org/get-involved/vacancies from 13/08/2020 and need to be sent to Maria Morrell (Deputy CEO)
The closing date for Applications is 5pm on Thursday 3rd of September 2020
Thank you to The Grange Surgery for sharing information about the young people's crisis line.
To look after our wellbeing, there are lots of activities we can do without going out that are fun and help us feel good – including crafting!
That’s why we’re inviting you to host a Virtual Crafternoon at home. All you need to do is download our step-by-step guide which will tell you everything you need to know.
Get the guide from our website - www.easthantsmind.org/get-involved/fundraising/virtual-fundraising/
Get together online with your favourite people and spend an afternoon doing some crafting. Set up a fundraising page online and ask your guests to make a donation to HEH Mind to take part. Enjoy a get together with a difference and help make sure no one in our local communities has to face a mental health problem alone.
If you have any questions, please send us an email at [email protected]
We are inviting you to host a Virtual Crafternoon at home.
Get the guide from our website - https://www.easthantsmind.org/get-involved/fundraising/virtual-fundraising/
Get together online with your favourite people and spend an afternoon doing some crafting. Set up a fundraising page online and ask guests to make a donation.
Hampshire & IOW Children & Young People’s Crisis Line
The Havant & East Hants Mind Crisis Line - "We have received many calls from young people, however, we have capacity to support even more young people...". #youngpeople #crisisline
https://www.cfirst.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Mind-Crisis-Line-resource-booklet.pdf
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