Merseyside Youth Association (MYA) is a charity dedicated to providing innovative support and opportunities for young people across Merseyside.
MYA delivers a wide range of early intervention, prevention projects and workforce development across Merseyside.
MYA RAISE
We want to make mental health everyone’s business.The Merseyside Youth Association’s RAISE Mental Health Promotion Team specialise in the promotion of mental health and resilience to children and young people.,as well as bitesize courses aimed specifically at parents, carers and professionals.
Youth Connect 5
As parents, we develop our own approaches to nurturing, caring for and developing our children as they grow from babies through to young adults. But sometimes situations arise in life – either at home or at school – that may bring some challenges for you and your child to deal with.
Being able to deal with these challenges, and helping your child manage life when it gets tough will make them stronger and improve their chances of being able to bounce back when things are stacked against them.
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach, but Youth Connect 5 will teach you the skills you can then draw upon to both build your own resilience, but most importantly your child’s.
During the course you will:
Parents and Carers of young people
Sessions are delivered in a variety of community-based settings such as community centres, schools throughout Cheshire and Merseyside.
The programme is funded by Champs through the Health Education Authority, and is free for parents living in Cheshire and Merseyside to attend.
To find out more about the programme please Visit the Youth Connect 5 page on the MYA website
Get in touch with us by phone or email, or by completing the contact form: Visit the Contact Us page on the MYA website
MYA RAISE Team
Phone: 0151 702 0700
Email: mentalhealthpromotion@mya.org.uk
Merseyside Youth Association (MYA)
General Enquiries
Phone: 0151 702 0700
Email: admin@mya.org.uk
CAMHS Crisis Line
Phone: 0151 293 3577
If you are a child or young person in crisis, you can call the crisis care line 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but you should only present to Accident Emergency Department if you need medical treatment or are struggling to keep yourself safe in the immediate moment.
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