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Our guest SPEAKER is Carol Kendall from Southampton City Council. She will be introducing the Careline emergency alarm system, suitable for many caring situations, regardless of age. 1-2pm on Wednesday 20th June 2018.

Mental Health Carers Group Southampton East 10th July

Run by carers and family members of those affected by mental illness in association with Rethink. Meet on the second Tuesday of every month 6.30pm-8.30pm at Sholing Baptist Church, 104 Middle Rd, Southampton SO19 8FS

Southampton CAMHS are now accepting telephone self referrals from families

Ask for the duty clinician and that you wish to self refer your child/young person to the CAMHS Service. Phone: 0300 123 6661

Southampton Child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)

Southampton CAMHS are now accepting telephone self referrals from families.

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The Buzz Network is a group for Southampton parents/carers of children with disabilities/special needs. It is open to children with any disability from ADHD to visual impairments, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria.