Contact Point is a single point of access service that manage children’s emotional wellbeing and mental health referrals. This includes services such as Core CAMHS, Mental Health Support Teams, CAMHS Eating Disorders as well as many others. This service is only available to those that live and/or with a GP located in Hull or the East Riding.
A professional working alongside a young person or their families can make a referral by completing our online referral form.
If a professional feels an emergency crisis response is required we ask them to contact us by telephone only.
On referral, consent must be sought from the young person aged 16+ years to proceed with the referral. For consent of young people aged 15 and under this will be sought at the point of triage
A caregiver who holds parental responsibility can refer a young person via telephone (01482 303688) or they can complete our online referral form.
On referral, consent must be sought from the young person aged 16+ years to proceed with the referral. For consent of young people aged 15 and under this will be sought at the point of triage.
A young person can self-refer via telephone (01482 303688).
At the point of referral, a specialist nurse/practitioner will review the referral to identify any current risk factors.
If there are any risk factors highlighted, the specialist nurse/practitioner will contact you to complete a risk screening and safety plan. For this we will need to speak to the young person and carer who holds parental responsibility.
Professionals working alongside a young person or their families can make a referral by completing our online referral form. If a professional feels an emergency crisis response is required we ask them to contact us by telephone only.
We also take telephone referrals from the young person’s caregiver who holds parental responsibility. Young people themselves can also self-refer if they are aged 16-18 years.
As part of CAMHS journey to trauma-informed care, we use the ARC framework to think how to support children, young people and their families. ARC stands for Attachment, Regulation and Competency.
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CAMHS is a name we give to many different specialist services, that include Core CAMHS, Eating Disorder Service, Looked After Children Service, Early Intervention, Acute CAMHS, Inspire (Inpatient) and the Neurodiversity Service.
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5-18 in many schools across Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire, helping children, young people and those who care for them with their mental health and emotional wellbeing.
The Youth Recovery and Wellbeing College (YRWC) is a community for those aged 11–18 living in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
The Front Door Team is where referrals for Autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity (ADHD) are sent and reviewed.
We support children, young people and their families across both Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
We aim to be trauma-informed in our care and support with you, making sure that important people, families and young people are all involved in helping you thrive.
How We WorkFor those who have thoughts and urges to hurt themselves or others and need crisis help.