At Bromley Y, we believe in listening to, respecting and empowering each child, young person as well as parents and carers. We care deeply about everyone we support and wish to help them to thrive and enjoy life to the fullest.
Raising children can be challenging, and we’re here to support the emotional wellbeing and mental health of both young people and their parents or carers. We can support with changes in their lives, build confidence and resilience, and help them develop positive, healthy relationships.
Our approach is simple: we listen carefully to children and young people and work with them to choose the support options that best meet their needs at that time.
We also work closely with schools and other local partners so that your children and young people’s needs are always at the heart of everything we do.
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We all need some emotional support at times and that is why we are here; to listen, guide and help you to feel happier and able to cope with life’s challenges.
Supporting young people can be challenging. We provide resources to help families navigate these tough times together.
Enquire about making a professional referral to us or find out about an existing referral.
The staff at Bromley Y are dedicated to promoting an environment of respect and appreciation for all marginalised groups.
Bromley Y practitioners have a wide range of qualifications, expertise and skills.
We deliver a number of webinars, workshops and groups for both young people and/or their parents/carers.
Our Mental Health Support Teams work with 63 schools in the borough.
The Bromley Y Early Years pathway is aimed at families with children from 0-5 years of age.
Our work with primary age children involves working closely with parents/carers and external agencies.
We work with service users over 11 years of age from a ‘young person’ centred perspective.
Support for Care Leavers and those with EHCPs.
Bromley Y works with local partners to ensure that for Children receive appropriate support.
(SEND) and Education & Healthcare Plans (EHCPs)
Our mentoring scheme supports young people from 14 to 18 years of age.
Social Prescribing for young people 16-18 and 18+ for Care Leavers or those with current EHCPs.
Bromley Y provides bought-in services to schools and other organisations
Bromley Y offers a number of interventions in schools.
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