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Local services struggling to treat record numbers of children with eating disorders

Increasing numbers of children suffering with eating disorders means local services are struggling to provide sufficient specialist care. According to

Kensington & Chelsea town hall

New plan for young people affected by violence introduced by Kensington & Chelsea

A new strategic plan has been introduced by Kensington & Chelsea Council for young people affected by violence.  The strategy

Dwayne Simpson Foundation attendees

Brixton foundation helping at-risk young people awarded new space by Lambeth council

A community foundation in Brixton has been given a new space to operate by Lambeth Council.  The Dwayne Simpson Foundation,

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Young people urge the NHS for more help after record number of mental health referrals

The NHS has struggled to keep up with a record number of mental health referrals in young people following the

An explosion of violence: knife crime in the pandemic

An explosion of violence: knife crime in the pandemic

When the UK was first hit by an outbreak of coronavirus, Met commissioner Cressida Dick called the falling rates of

Abbey and Rimaz, Two of CAW’s current trainee Adviceline assessors

Government scheme helps Wandsworth trainees Kickstart charity careers

The Government’s Kickstart scheme has helped five trainees land roles at Citizens Advice Wandsworth (CAW), with two more opportunities potentially

Sutton primary school goes yellow for mental health

A primary school in Sutton raised over £700 for a mental health charity over the last week.

Woman runs London Marathon to fundraise for counselling charity

A woman has raised over £3,500 for a counselling charity she used herself as a teenager by running the London

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Universal Credit cuts to be ‘devastating’ for youth in South London’s poorest areas

Upcoming cuts to universal credit may push thousands of children and young people into poverty in South London’s poorest boroughs, local charities and councillors have warned.

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Intergenerational living could alleviate loneliness and money worries

Loneliness has been proven to have a negative impact on people’s physical well-being as well as mental health, with a

Appeal for funds to get A* student into master’s at Imperial College

An A* student selected as a ‘future leader’ has had to appeal for help for funding to attend a prestigious

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