Useful links People we have worked with
Charities
Website: Hull and East Yorkshire Mind
Who runs it: Hull and East Yorkshire Mind - a registered charity
What it provides: information in a variety of media on a wide range of mental health services, as well as emergency contact details and advice, job opportunities and events.
Website: Leeds Aspire
Who runs it: Aspire - a specialist mental health team based within Community Links, a mental health charity organisation
What it provides: definitions of 'psychosis', descriptions of possible symptoms, information on where to get help and details of events and activities.
Website: YASP (Young Adult Advice and Support Project)
Who runs it: HARP (Health Advocacy and Resource Project) - a registered charity
What it provides: contact details for and information about the YASP internet cafe service, which offers
support, advice (on issues ranging from housing and debt to depression) and training for young people in Manchester aged between 15 and 25.
Website: 42nd Street
Who runs it: 42nd Street - a registered charity
What it provides: contact details for and information about services working across Manchester, Trafford and Salford that offer counselling and individual support
for any young person aged 13-25 who is experiencing stress and other mental health problems. This includes dedicated services for black, LGBT, and disabled young people.
Local authorities and councils
Website: Hull City Council
Who runs it: Hull City Council - an elected local governing body for the Kingston upon Hull
What it provides: information on the various local services that the council provides as well as council jobs, local news and events.
Website: East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Who runs it: East Riding of Yorksire Council - an elected local governing body for East Riding of Yorkshire
What it provides: information on the various local services that the council provides as well as council jobs, local news and events.
NHS
Website: PSYPHER (Psychosis Service for Young People in Hull and the East Riding)
Who runs it: Humber Mental Health Teaching NHS Trust
What it provides: contact details and information about the service, which works across Hull and the East Riding to help and support people between
the ages of 14 and 35 resolve some of the emotional and psychological difficulties they experience.
Website: NHS - Hull
Who runs it: NHS Hull - part of the National Health Service
What it provides: information on the services and policies of Hull Primary Care Trust.
Website: RDaSH (Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust)
Who runs it: RDaSH - part of the National Health Service
What it provides: news and information on services for the public, service users and carers. Also includes contact details for local crisis teams.
Website: YHIP (Yorkshire and Humber Improvement Partnership)
Who runs it: YHIP - an initiative funded by the National Health Service
What it provides: information about YHIP's services and strategies as well as details of conferences, mental health news and other resources.