Childrens Mental Health

Click here for information regarding Mental Health in Young People

For information and advice for 11 – 25 year olds about mental health, relationships, housing, education, and substance misuse from the Worthing FindIt Out Centre

The Little Guide for Children’s Wellbeing in Worthing

The Little Guide for Children’s Wellbeing in Worthing (PDF and Flip Book) – is a guide to support Worthing parents, carers, guardians or  any adult to help young children’s mental health and emotional wellbeing. The Little Book has a small section on safe outside places to go in and near Worthing.  There is also a short list of local Worthing agencies that can help adults with specific and wider issues impacting good mental health and emotional wellbeing of children.

The Little Guide for Children’s Mental Wellbeing in Worthing (brighton.ac.uk) PDF

Ignite – Guide to childrens wellbeing (designrr.co)  Flip Book

AUTISM AND ADHD – Did you know you can refer your child without seeing a GP, Please follow the link below for further information and the referral form

Referrals :: Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

West Sussex Single Point of Access (SPoA) :: Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

While waiting for neurodevelopmental services, there is support and information available which is easily accessible via this link: Support and information while you are waiting for neurodevelopmental services in Sussex – Sussex Health & Care (ics.nhs.uk)

MY MEDIAL PASSPORT – TO SUPPORT CHILDREN/PARENT AND CARERS AND THE CLINICAL TEAM WITH A CHILDS PREFRENCES OR NEEDS

My Medical Passport

Once the medical passport has been completed please print two copies and give one to the surgery to make we make a note of this on the medical notes. If you are unable to get a second please ask one of the receptionists on the main desk to take a photocopy for you.

Alternatively, complete this online.