On Wednesday 12th December, the SMARTYS group at YPAS North Hub were the audience for the first-ever YPAS Christmas Panto during their Christmas themed session. The show was entirely written and performed by YPAS members of staff and proved a hit with the young people and families.
Between August and November, a group of young people have been working with the RAISE Team to deliver three separate projects to raise awareness of mental health and make a positive contribution to their community.
Alder Hey CAMHS (Liverpool FRESH CAMHS and Sefton CAMHS), are pleased to announce the addition of a new dedicated Crisis Care team which is now fully operational.
The Fresh+ parent and carer team are inviting parent/carer participation groups to come together with service leads, commissioners and other national influencers for a day of learning but also action.
YPAS is seeking to recruit a team of professionally qualified practitioners who have experience working with the mental health and emotional well-being difficulties of children and young people. This is an excellent 12-month professional development opportunity that will: 1) Fund the academic training 2) Fund the salary For more information please click here.
On 10th October, World Mental Health Day this year YPAS was visited by Charlie Craggs, an award-winning Trans activist, icon and ally to THE Action Youth. Charlie visited our group on World Mental Health day to share her journey from a young person struggling with her mental health to award-winning activist, novelist, campaigner and collaborator […]
Barnardo’s Action with Young Carers awarded Investing in Children Membership Award™ for another year. Investing in Children (IiC) is a UK initiative that promotes the human rights of children and young people. Over the last 22 years, IiC has developed a range of different ways in which children and young people are supported to say what […]
Join members of the Liverpool CAMHS Partnership on the 12th October as we celebrate the Liverpool Mental Health Festival, organised by Liverpool Mental Health Consortium at Bluecoat.