Community Wellbeing Service – Young Somerset
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Description
Supporting children and young people aged 5–18 (and up to 25 with additional needs) who are experiencing mild to moderate mental health challenges, such as anxiety, low mood, or emotional distress. Commissioned by Somerset ICB, the service offers flexible, early help support in schools and local community settings across Somerset.
We focus on early intervention, using evidence-based tools like Low Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (LI-CBT) to help young people build confidence, resilience, and positive coping skills. We tailor our work to each individual’s needs, and we never turn a young person away. Where the Community Wellbeing Service is not the right fit, we help them find the right support elsewhere.
Support can be requested directly by young people aged 13+, or by parents, carers, and professionals (e.g., teachers, GPs). We offer 1:1 sessions, group support, school-based workshops, and online resources.
Type of provision
Specialist - Specialised support for a few people with more complex needs, usually after an assessment
Delivered on behalf of
NHS Somerset
Contact information
Accessibility and adjustments
- Wheelchair access: No