Children and young people can refer themselves for this support. We also accept referrals from parents and referral partners.
We understand that lots of young people will face personal challenges during their life, and our team of dedicated experts are on hand to help support and guide young people through these tough times. Moreover, we deliver 1-2-1 targeted support interventions at our dedicated meeting spaces at Positive Futures. This specialist intervention allows young people to access emotional support for any personal issues going on in their lives. Our overarching goals are to help improve young peoples’ mental health, self-esteem as well as build character.
Our targeted intervention team has specific specialities including;
In addition to 1-2-1 sessions, dozens of meetings are also attended with / and on behalf of families including EHAT’s, CINS, TAF’s, CPC’s etc.
Referrals to the FSS are only accepted via the Positive Futures Team, i.e., we are working with the young person and it becomes apparent the family need support. The collaborative approach of the FSS engages parents/carers as experts of their own children; being those closest and most trusted. Our aim is to provide support to families on a wide variety of issues. We work closely with schools, local authority services, youth organisations and a variety of agencies to intercept and & facilitate change before risk factors increase.
Some initial issues presented by families include:
Please be advised
Due to current funding limitations, we’re unable to offer 1-2-1 support for young people at this time, except where the following criteria apply:
If you would like to make a referral for a young person who meets the above criteria, please compete our online Referral form using the below link
The Microsoft word forms will unfortunately no longer be accepted.
Make a referral
Yesterday, we all had a team lunch to celebrate the birthdays of our Operations Manager Karen, and Georgia, a member of our Target Support Team 🎉🎈
(we think there must've been a spelling mistake at the cake shop 🫣)
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