Partnering with Health & Local Authority Commissioners

We work in partnership with health and local authority commissioners’ to provide evidence-based programmes for developing positive mental health, wellbeing and resilience in children and young people. Make an enquiry

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Partnering with Health & Local Authority Commissioners

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Delivering wellbeing support for schools, local settings and partner organisations

Our range of specialist support provides effective early intervention and prevention of mental health problems in children and young people. We partner with local authorities and health commissioners across the UK to increase local capacity to meet the wellbeing needs of children and young people.

School wellbeing and mental health

We specialise in providing practical, evidence-based approaches to improve school mental health and wellbeing for staff and pupils. We work nationally with local authority partners to develop localised packages of wellbeing training and support for groups of schools.

Co-production with children and young people

We are experts in participatory approaches to coproduction with children and young people. Using their voice to inform the delivery and development of effective early intervention and mental health problem prevention.

Our partnership projects with commissioners have included voice led approaches to developing school wellbeing, peer mentoring, young person led mental health campaigns, and community mental and emotional wellbeing provision development.

Workforce Development with the Children and Young People’s Sector

We provide a range of online and face to face training programmes for health, local authority, education sectors and children’s organisations. We develop and deliver training programmes that upskill the children’s workforce to improve children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing. These have included large scale children’s workforce development programmes for public health, health care and education commissioners.

Early intervention for the prevention of Children’s Mental Health Problems

We develop specialised, evidence-based, early prevention programmes that promote wellbeing and resilience in children and young people. Helping to prevent the development of common mental health problems such as depression and anxiety.

Our prevention programmes for children and young people include, Positive Psychology and Coaching interventions, Positive Education, whole school wellbeing, peer to peer support and resource toolkit development. We train practitioners from a range of organisations to provide early prevention using our approach with the children and young people they work with.

Delivering wellbeing support for schools, local settings and partner organisations

School wellbeing and mental health

Co-production with children and young people

Workforce Development with the Children and Young People’s Sector

Early intervention for the prevention of Children’s Mental Health Problems

I am a great supporter of the work of Worth-it.

Nicky Morgan MP, Former Secretary of State for Education

Addressing key priorities

We work with commissioners across the UK to develop effective solutions that address key priorities for children and young people’s mental health. These include:

Training

Delivering mental health and wellbeing training and CPD for schools, settings, parents and practitioners.

Support

Providing ongoing support to implement and embed wellbeing training within schools or local settings.

Recovery

Supporting school wellbeing for return to education and recovery from the impacts of Covid 19.

Voice-led

Developing and delivering co-produced child and young person led mental health and wellbeing services and support.

Resilience

Providing support that builds resilience to organisations, groups and individuals.

Local

Working in partnership with local service providers such as Mental Health Support Teams, NHS, CAMHS, Early Help Teams, Educational Psychologists, and the voluntary sector.

I have been particularly impressed with how Worth-It co-produced the co-production process with children and young people, and how they have enabled the language used by children and young people to shape how the offer will be developed. Furthermore, Worth-it have worked with us with tight deadlines; they have been flexible, creative and approachable throughout. I look forward to our continued work with them.

Charlotte Lee, Population Health Programme Manager, Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council