Could our wellbeing service support you?
Our 6-month wellbeing recovery service includes:
- Telephone assessments and person-centred recovery planning
- Weekly virtual peer support
- Bespoke workshops and courses every week on Zoom
- 3 monthly recovery plan reviews
- 6 weekly check in calls
- Limited telephone 1-1s - tips and tools to help you access our workshops
- Onward signposting, support and resources
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We have an exciting opportunity within our CYP Team. Could this opportunity be for you?
💼Job Title: Wellbeing Practitioner Children & Young People (East Hants GP surgeries)
💷Salary: £23,500 FTE (pro rata £19,032)
🕰Hours & contract: 4 days a week, 1-year fixed term
📍Job location: East Hampshire/ homeworking
📧If interested please send application forms to [email protected] by 15/02/2021
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Job summary:
Havant and East Hants Mind Children and Young Peoples Wellbeing Service supports children and young people to build resilience and to achieve and maintain positive mental health and wellbeing. This ranges from one-to-one support and group work, to outreach into the community and community engagement to provide a range of interventions and activities to support children and young people to manage their own mental health needs.
This is an exciting new project supporting young people’s mental health in East Hampshire.
For this particular post we require 0.8 hours CYP Wellbeing Practitioner to support our young people on a 1:1 basis (in East Hampshire). Young people will be signposted through their local GP surgeries. This work is being commissioned by the East Hants Primary Care Network.
Find out more about our CYP Team/ Service - www.easthantsmind.org/wellbeing-services/childrens-mental-health-and-wellbeing/
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HEH Mind teams up with Hampshire FA for Time to Talk Day.
Time to Talk Day (www.time-to-change.org.uk/get-involved/time-talk-day) is a national awareness campaign from Time to Change, to help raise awareness of mental health and to help challenge the stigma that surrounds mental health, even today.
Time to Talk Day 2021 takes place on 4th February 2021 and encourages open discussion on the topic of mental health. Communication is key to this campaign and it's aim is to encourage conversations around mental health and to help shed some of the barriers that still surround it. Nobody should be made to feel low, ashamed, vulnerable or isolated simply because of having mental health problem(s) and instead should be encouraged and championed to speak out and reach out to anyone, from organisations to loved ones, in a non-judgemental and welcoming way that helps to inspire confidence in themselves.
Together @HEH.Mind and @HampshireFA have delivered fortnightly social media Q&A sessions on the topic of ‘mental health within football and our clubs’ to help encourage followers and the football community to respond to various questions and increase interaction at such a time. The fortnightly initiative hosted by Hampshire FA will conclude on the 2nd February with a view to restart later in the year, relaunched during winter months..
To continue playing our part in helping to encourage conversations, we are delighted to be teaming up to support Time to Talk Day 2021. Hampshire FA will promote a weekly activity to help inspire creativity and allow children to open up and connect all whilst keeping the focus on the beautiful game at a time when grassroots football has been brought to a halt (something which has affected many of us in different ways).
Hampshire FA will promote a Time to Talk Day bingo to encourage conversations from the Twitter community, followed by three activities for the following weeks focusing on children and young people. Children do not have to be involved in a youth football club to complete the activity and all are welcome to partake in the weekly activities even if they only have football as an interest.
We look forward to our continued collaboration with Hampshire FA, and thank them for their passion to support local community's wellbeing.
To find out more about the activities lead by Hampshire FA click here (www.hampshirefa.com/news/2021/jan/21/hampshire-fa-and-havant-and-east-hants-mind-team-up-for-time...). ... See MoreSee Less
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The winter flu vaccine is currently available for those that need it. Please contact your local pharmacies for appointments to receive the flu vaccine.
The flu vaccine is given to people who:
- Are 50 and over (including those who will be 50 by 31 March 2021)
- Have certain health conditions
- Are pregnant
- Are in long-stay residential care
- Receive a carer's allowance, or are the main carer for an older or disabled person who may be at risk if you get sick
- Live with someone who's at high risk from coronavirus (please check the NHS shielded patient list online)
- Frontline health or social care workers
Find out more - www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/flu-influenza-vaccine/ ... See MoreSee Less
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