Wellbeing for Education Return webinar
Introducing the Mental Health Competency Framework Cambridgeshire County Council, Peterborough City Council, YMCA Trinity Group, educational establishments and local NHS services have developed a competency based model of assessment to guide schools and colleges in identifying their training needs. The aim is to ensure staff at all levels have the confidence to support children and
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YMCA – Mental Health Poster Competition
To coincide with World Mental Health Day on 10th October, the YMCA Trinity Group is launching a poster competition focusing on the YMCA England & Wales’ new Mental Health Campaign called Small Talks. The mental health of children and young people, as well as that of adults, has come strongly to the forefront of public
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Gaming and Gambling – FREE CPD for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Primary teachers -Autumn 2021
The national charity YGAM has partnered with the local Eyes and Ears programme to provide a unique opportunity for teachers to attend two workshops providing access to a host of teaching resources as well as the chance to obtain certification. This partnership comprises of East Cambridgeshire’s Community Safety Partnership, Cambridgeshire Police Children and Young People’s
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Crisis Tools – The tools to help you support young people in crisis
The Healthy Teen Mind Crisis Tools learning guides have been produced in conjunction with Health Education England with the aim to increase knowledge and confidence in providing support to young people who are suffering with their mental health. The guides are relevant to anyone who may find themselves supporting a young person in crisis including
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Smoking Support For Young People In Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Kick Ash – The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Youth Smoking Prevention Programme – has been reviewed and updated and is now being delivered in collaboration with the Healthy You Stop Smoking Service (which has replaced Camquit). There are, as a result, two pathways available to schools which can be accessed either independently or as a combination.
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