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Whether you prefer talking, typing or texting there's a way get support and learn about your own or someone in your family's mental health.
Tap or click on the logos below for more information about the support that is available for children, young people, parents and carers in Kirklees.
Call us to ask a question, make an appointment or bring us up to date. Alternatively send us a message.
We're here 8.30am to 7pm Mon to Fri and 9am till 2pm Sat. Outside these hours, call 01924 316830 if you have an urgent mental health concern.
Call: 0300 304 5555
Online: Support Request Form
Thriving Kirklees provides mental health support for people aged 0-18 in Kirklees.
Support includes someone to talk to on the phone, help understanding mental health, information and advice, links to other organisations services, counselling, support sessions with mental health practitioners, activity groups and workshops.
When you call, we will take some details about who you are and identify which services might help. We will want to talk to the young person concerned and will ask for consent to store your data and talk to others who know the young person.
11-19 years: 07520 618866
Adults: 07520 618867
Chathealth links you with a local healthcare professional to answer questions via text message. You can ask anything about your health.
Chathealth is a Thriving Kirklees service. It's available between 8am and 8pm Monday to Friday. Responses may not be immediate.
The Wellness Service can help support your mental health and wellbeing through managing your emotional, physical and/or your social wellbeing. We can guide you through behaviour change using a number of different approaches including health coaching.
Utilising health coaching techniques will help identify which area of wellbeing has the biggest impact on your mental health.
Self-referrals are accepted to access this support
Family Lives help families achieve the best relationships possible with children and support professional parents. They provide professional, non judgemental support and advice which is easy to access.
Opening times:
Monday- Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday and Sunday 10am- 3pm.
Call: 0808 800 2222
Website: https://www.familylives.org.uk/
Night Owls is a new overnight listening and advice service for children and young people experiencing a mental health crisis.
The service is available 8pm – 8am every day.
To access the service:
Call: 0800 148 8244
Text: 07984 392700
Online Chat: https://www.wynightowls.org.uk.
Night Owls can help if you:
The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is a leading movement against suicide, but can support you with issues such as anger, anxiety, bereavement, bullying, depression, eating disorders, exam stress, mental health, self harm and much more.
Calm have a free and confidential helpline and webchat available 5pm-midnight, 7 days a week.
How to access this service:
f you have questions about your child's behaviour, wellbeing or mental health Young Minds can help.
How to access this service
Samaritans works to make sure there's always someone there for anyone who needs someone to talk to. You can call, email, text or visit a branch for support. Samaritans are open 247, 365 days a year.
How to access this service
