BCHFT have commissioned another 12 months access for secondary aged CYP in the Black Country to the Wysa App. Using AI technology the aim of the app is to provide support for those who don’t require more intensive support, but also as a ‘safe waiting’ tool whilst people are waiting for support from Specialist CAMHS.

Children’s Centres are growing to include more support and services and will become Sandwell Family Hubs.

A small grant can go a very long way - there's nothing like scoring a goal in a brand new net.  From matchdays to training sessions, the Football Foundation has got your goalposts needs covered.

Kooth offers free, safe and anonymous access to online wellbeing support and advice for children and young people aged 11 - 25 years old; and much more!

Details of a scheme from Transport for West Midlands that involves buying free travel for individuals who may be unable to access transport and are, as a result, increasingly excluded from society and opportunities.

Get involved in the NHS Young People’s Health Challenge! NHS England and Barnardo’s have co-designed an exciting new initiative for young people aged 7-14.

True Colours Trust has a small grants fund of up to £10,000 for organisations working with disabled children.

Up to £200k grants (three levels) are available to local not-for-profit organisations for local projects that support the wellbeing of communities in the Severn Trent region.

Grants of up to £2,000 are available to charities, housing associations, schools and social services providing support for individuals and families across the UK who are in financial need.

Find out more about how Sandwell Family Hubs are working with voluntary and community sector organisations who can engage families and support them to engage in services; and enhance the existing Family Hubs offer.