Christmas Time

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Although Christmas can be a wonderful time to spend with friends and family we understand that it can also be a tough period for some, so as we get ready for the christmas break we wanted to share with you information for external services which you can access should you require any support.

  • Hull and East Riding CAMHS crisis team 01482 301701 5pm to 9am (out of hours and weekend support)
  • Hull CAMHS Contact Point: 01482 303688 (Daytime support- 9am- 5pm)
  • East Riding CAMHS Contact point: 01482 303810 (Daytime support- 9am- 5pm)
  • East Riding The Emotional Wellbeing Service, 01482 335451 Text: TALK to 60163 Email: HNF-TR.SelfReferral@nhs.net Online: iaptportal.co.uk/erew.html
  • Lets Talk Hull 01482 247111 (17 ½+)
  • The Warren in Hull 01482 218115
  • SEED Eating Disorder Support Service: 01482 718130
  • SAMARITANS 116 123
  • Papyrus 0800 068 4141.
  • THE MIX 0808 808 4994 online community, social, confidential helpline and counselling service
  • CRUSE telephone: 01482 565565. There is much helpful information on aspects of grief and bereavement on this website hopeagain made by Cruse young people for young people which is interactive.
  • North Lincolnshire : The Healthy Lifestyle Service, telephone 01724 298212 or email nlc.healthylifestyles@nhs.net
  • Hull & East Yorkshire MIND Email: therapyservices@heymind.org.uk Phone: 01482 240200
  • North Yorkshire (York and Selby) The Haven 07483 141 310 , 07483 141 307, 07484 076 695, 07483 141 303
  • North Yorkshire mental health helpline: 0800 5610076 https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/look-after-your-mental-health

    • Wishing all our students and staff a safe and happy Christmas

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