Hallam Fields Junior School
EARLY HELP
Early Help - Support and Advice Services
Useful agencies for support during the Coronavirus - Click Here
Lots of people need help and advice at some point for themselves or their children. We are always happy to help where we can or to try and help you find the right agency to support you. Below are a list of some contact details which may be of interest to you or someone you know. If there is not a link to something you may want support with please speak to Mr Brown or Mr Hussain who will try to help you with other agencies and organisations which may be available.
Click to download a copy of our Early Help Offer. You can email us: earlyhelp@hallamfields.derbyshire.sch.uk
If you believe that any child is in danger ring Call Derbyshire tel: 01629 533190 choosing the option for urgent child protection or contact the police.
Further information is available on Derbyshire County Council's Website - click to follow the link
Domestic Abuse
The Derbyshire Domestic Abuse Support Line
08000 198 668 in an emergency call 999
Alcohol & Drugs
Space 4 U - 01246 277422
Supporting children and young people affected by someone else’s substance misuse
Young Carers
Supporting children who regularly care for a family member
01246 277422
Internet Safety
National Online Safety offer a whole range of free guides - click to access them
Multi Agency Teams
Support for families and children, helping to access services. Speak to school for more details.
Relate - Safe Speak Counselling
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Mental
Health
A list of services available in Derbyshire - click to download the word document
CSE - Child Sexual Exploitation
Contact information if you have a concern about a child and further information.
Qwell - Support for parents
Qwell is a digital hub providing online emotional support and counselling for parents and carers of children
Childline
Support for children
Call
08001111
NHS - CAMHS
Mental Health
NHS Mental Health support
NSPCC
PANTS Rule
PANTS is a simple way to talk to your child about staying safe from sexual abuse
