Support for Adults
There may be a time in everyone’s life when they feel sad, depressed or suffering with low mood. At such times they might feel that they cannot cope. When people feel like this it is important that they can talk to someone and seek help.
We have also provided you with here with numbers that may help you in more urgent situations - Crisis Signposting
We teach the children at Rawdon St. Peter's that it is OK to ask for help. If we help children to grow up thinking this way, then we hope that they will be more likely to access help they may need as adults.
If you feel like this, or if you are concerned for someone else, here are some local contacts which might be useful:
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The Samaritans |
The Samaritans provide a confidential service for people in despair and who feel suicidal. You can call them free on 116 123. |
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SANE |
SANE provides information and support for anyone affected by mental illness. You can call them on 0300 304 7000 (between 6pm and 11pm daily) www.sane.org.uk. |
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Support Line |
This is a confidential telephone helpful offering emotional support to any individuals on any issue. 01708 765 200. |
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National Domestic Violence Helpline |
This organisation is an information service and access to 24-hour emergency refuge accommodation. 0808 2000 247. |
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Cruse Bereavement Care |
Cruse Bereavement Care offer help, including free counselling service, for bereaved people whatever their age, nationality or beliefs. 0808 808 1677. |
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Mind |
Mind is a mental health charity providing information, support, local groups and an online chatroom. 0300 123 3393. |
| Bradford North Foodbank |
We offer three-day emergency food parcels in exchange for a food voucher obtainable from many local support agencies. |
| Christians Against Poverty |
If you’re looking for help, whether that’s help to get out of debt, find a job or gain vital life skills, Christians Against Poverty provides a range of free professional services across the UK through local churches. |
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The staff in school are always here to help. There are a number of people in school who may be able to offer some advice and who are trained in this area. Should you feel you could talk to someone in school, please speak to Miss Clapham, Mrs Sangha, Mrs Bevan, Mrs Oliver or Mrs McGregor. All conversations will be kept confidential, unless we feel that you, your children or your family are at immediate risk.
Support for Adults
There may be a time in everyone’s life when they feel sad, depressed or suffering with low mood. At such times they might feel that they cannot cope. When people feel like this it is important that they can talk to someone and seek help.
We have also provided you with here with numbers that may help you in more urgent situations - Crisis Signposting
We teach the children at Rawdon St. Peter's that it is OK to ask for help. If we help children to grow up thinking this way, then we hope that they will be more likely to access help they may need as adults.
If you feel like this, or if you are concerned for someone else, here are some local contacts which might be useful:
|
The Samaritans |
The Samaritans provide a confidential service for people in despair and who feel suicidal. You can call them free on 116 123. |
|
SANE |
SANE provides information and support for anyone affected by mental illness. You can call them on 0300 304 7000 (between 6pm and 11pm daily) www.sane.org.uk. |
|
Support Line |
This is a confidential telephone helpful offering emotional support to any individuals on any issue. 01708 765 200. |
|
National Domestic Violence Helpline |
This organisation is an information service and access to 24-hour emergency refuge accommodation. 0808 2000 247. |
|
Cruse Bereavement Care |
Cruse Bereavement Care offer help, including free counselling service, for bereaved people whatever their age, nationality or beliefs. 0808 808 1677. |
|
Mind |
Mind is a mental health charity providing information, support, local groups and an online chatroom. 0300 123 3393. |
| Bradford North Foodbank |
We offer three-day emergency food parcels in exchange for a food voucher obtainable from many local support agencies. |
| Christians Against Poverty |
If you’re looking for help, whether that’s help to get out of debt, find a job or gain vital life skills, Christians Against Poverty provides a range of free professional services across the UK through local churches. |
|
|
The staff in school are always here to help. There are a number of people in school who may be able to offer some advice and who are trained in this area. Should you feel you could talk to someone in school, please speak to Miss Clapham, Mrs Sangha, Mrs Bevan, Mrs Oliver or Mrs McGregor. All conversations will be kept confidential, unless we feel that you, your children or your family are at immediate risk.
Support for Adults
There may be a time in everyone’s life when they feel sad, depressed or suffering with low mood. At such times they might feel that they cannot cope. When people feel like this it is important that they can talk to someone and seek help.
We have also provided you with here with numbers that may help you in more urgent situations - Crisis Signposting
We teach the children at Rawdon St. Peter's that it is OK to ask for help. If we help children to grow up thinking this way, then we hope that they will be more likely to access help they may need as adults.
If you feel like this, or if you are concerned for someone else, here are some local contacts which might be useful:
|
The Samaritans |
The Samaritans provide a confidential service for people in despair and who feel suicidal. You can call them free on 116 123. |
|
SANE |
SANE provides information and support for anyone affected by mental illness. You can call them on 0300 304 7000 (between 6pm and 11pm daily) www.sane.org.uk. |
|
Support Line |
This is a confidential telephone helpful offering emotional support to any individuals on any issue. 01708 765 200. |
|
National Domestic Violence Helpline |
This organisation is an information service and access to 24-hour emergency refuge accommodation. 0808 2000 247. |
|
Cruse Bereavement Care |
Cruse Bereavement Care offer help, including free counselling service, for bereaved people whatever their age, nationality or beliefs. 0808 808 1677. |
|
Mind |
Mind is a mental health charity providing information, support, local groups and an online chatroom. 0300 123 3393. |
| Bradford North Foodbank |
We offer three-day emergency food parcels in exchange for a food voucher obtainable from many local support agencies. |
| Christians Against Poverty |
If you’re looking for help, whether that’s help to get out of debt, find a job or gain vital life skills, Christians Against Poverty provides a range of free professional services across the UK through local churches. |
|
|
The staff in school are always here to help. There are a number of people in school who may be able to offer some advice and who are trained in this area. Should you feel you could talk to someone in school, please speak to Miss Clapham, Mrs Sangha, Mrs Bevan, Mrs Oliver or Mrs McGregor. All conversations will be kept confidential, unless we feel that you, your children or your family are at immediate risk.
Support for Adults
There may be a time in everyone’s life when they feel sad, depressed or suffering with low mood. At such times they might feel that they cannot cope. When people feel like this it is important that they can talk to someone and seek help.
We have also provided you with here with numbers that may help you in more urgent situations - Crisis Signposting
We teach the children at Rawdon St. Peter's that it is OK to ask for help. If we help children to grow up thinking this way, then we hope that they will be more likely to access help they may need as adults.
If you feel like this, or if you are concerned for someone else, here are some local contacts which might be useful:
|
The Samaritans |
The Samaritans provide a confidential service for people in despair and who feel suicidal. You can call them free on 116 123. |
|
SANE |
SANE provides information and support for anyone affected by mental illness. You can call them on 0300 304 7000 (between 6pm and 11pm daily) www.sane.org.uk. |
|
Support Line |
This is a confidential telephone helpful offering emotional support to any individuals on any issue. 01708 765 200. |
|
National Domestic Violence Helpline |
This organisation is an information service and access to 24-hour emergency refuge accommodation. 0808 2000 247. |
|
Cruse Bereavement Care |
Cruse Bereavement Care offer help, including free counselling service, for bereaved people whatever their age, nationality or beliefs. 0808 808 1677. |
|
Mind |
Mind is a mental health charity providing information, support, local groups and an online chatroom. 0300 123 3393. |
| Bradford North Foodbank |
We offer three-day emergency food parcels in exchange for a food voucher obtainable from many local support agencies. |
| Christians Against Poverty |
If you’re looking for help, whether that’s help to get out of debt, find a job or gain vital life skills, Christians Against Poverty provides a range of free professional services across the UK through local churches. |
|
|
The staff in school are always here to help. There are a number of people in school who may be able to offer some advice and who are trained in this area. Should you feel you could talk to someone in school, please speak to Miss Clapham, Mrs Sangha, Mrs Bevan, Mrs Oliver or Mrs McGregor. All conversations will be kept confidential, unless we feel that you, your children or your family are at immediate risk.