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Anaphylaxis (Allergies/Epipens) - AllergyUK

Anaphylaxis (Allergies/Epipens) - Anaphylaxis.org

Asthma UK

Bereavement

Children's rights and advocacy

Eating Disorders - Beat

Domestic Abuse/Counselling

Enuresis (Bed wetting)

Food bank

Oral health/Dentists

Poverty

Refugees and migrants

Sleep - The Sleep Charity

Visual health/Opticians

Young carers - Children's society

Young carers - Email address

Young carers - Thurrock

 

Children's society

Essex Mental Health Support Team (MHST)

Kooth

MIND

School wellbeing service - sws@thurrock.gov.uk - 01375 652537

SET CAMHS - 0800 953 0222 - set-camhs.referrals@nelft.nhs.uk

The Mix - 0808 808 4994

Togetherall

Young minds

Sexual health and relationships

Brook.org

Brook.org - Resources

Consent - Explanation video

Consent - The Mix

Puberty - Introduction (For year 5 school group and above)

Puberty - Changes at puberty (For year 5 school group and above)

Puberty - How babies are made (For Year 6 school group and above)

Puberty - How boys bodies grow (For year 5 school group and above)

Puberty - How girls bodies grow (For year 5 school group and above)

Thurrock sexual health services

Drugs, alcohol and smoking

Change, grow, live - Wize-up Thurrock

Child sexual exploitation

County lines and criminal exploitation

Gangs - See the signs

Missing from home

Re-solv.org

Substance misuse

Talk to Frank

Thurrock healthy lifestyle service

Children's Centres in Thurrock

Thurrock’s Children’s Centres focus on improving outcomes in four main areas, namely child development and school readiness, parenting, parent aspirations and health and well-being.

At the children’s centres they support the personal, social, physical and emotional development, communication and language from pre-birth to age 5 as well as promote safeguarding of your child.

Parents can also get support to improve the skills that enable them access education, training and employment to provide a more secure future for their children and families.

They provide support to you, your children & families.

Access the list of Children's Centres in Thurrock.

Prevention and Support Centres in Thurrock

Thurrock’s prevention and support services (formerly known as troubled families) also known as PASS which concentrates on families with specific needs such as parenting support, domestic abuse, sexual violence, troubled families, crime prevention, and parental physical & mental health. The key objective of the service is to offer practical advice, support and direct casework to families to prevent issues escalating and requiring statutory intervention.

PASS comprises a range of professionals including:

• Children's centres
• Youth offer
• Social workers
• Family support workers
• Parental outreach workers
• Community support worker
• Programme manager

PASS is supported by a range of services that have strategic oversight. It is based on a 'team around the family' approach, with designated lead professionals responsible for coordination of casework.

You can contact them on 01375 652 652

Email:  pass@thurrock.gov.uk

Visit their website: ​​​​​​https://www.thurrock.gov.uk/prevention-and-support-service