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Targeted Youth Support
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Targeted Youth Support offers early help through one-on-one and group work, return home interviews, and out of court disposal completions. It also includes drug and alcohol services, young parent support, and counselling. Interventions aim to reduce re-offending, offer reparation, and promote informed choices in education, training, and employment.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- CYP aged 10-21
- CYP aged 12-21 for youth counselling
How to Refer
EMIS form
Referral methods: Email
Complete the Islington's Children Services - Request for service form and email to: csctreferrals@islington.gov.uk.
Where to find the form
- ISL global documents > Paediatric
Please note: From 30 September 2019, it has been possible for GPs to refer all social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) referrals in children and young people (CYP) to a central point of access that sits within the Children’s Services Contact Team at Islington Council. Referrals will first receive safeguarding screening by Children's Services Contact Team. The multi-agency intake team will find the most appropriate service for the CYP, including TYS.
Self-referral
Young people/families can refer themselves:
t: 020 7527 7400
e: tys@islington.gov.uk
Resources
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Social, Emotional & Mental Health Central Point of Access for Children & Young People
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