The Children and Young People’s Mental Health and Neuro Development Services offer a range of services to support children, young people and their families.

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CAMHS Crisis Team

For young people (under 18) who are experiencing emotional distress and are struggling to cope.

The Team

Our Child Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) crisis team covers Hull and the East Riding and operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

This service is for young people (under 18) who are in crisis experiencing emotional distress and are struggling to cope. 

How to access the service

The CAMHS Crisis Team can be accessed through Hull & East Riding Contact Point between 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday excluding bank holidays and directly to the team outside these hours on 01482 301701 option 2.

Humber CAMHS website

Please click here for the direct link to the on-line referral form page.

Contact point

Telephone referrals from parents/families and young people aged 16-18 years are accepted. There is also an on-line referral form for professionals. If a young person is not currently registered with a GP you can telephone either Contact Point who will be able to advise you.

Both Contact Point teams can be contacted between 9am and 5pm weekdays excluding bank holidays.

Hull Contact Point tel: 01482 303688

East Riding Contact Point tel: 01482 303810

Hull and East Riding Children’s Neurodiversity Service Request for Support and Consent Form

This service is for children and young people who live in either Hull or East Riding of Yorkshire and registered with a Hull or East Riding GP.

Requests for support can be made by Parents, health, education, care and or support practitioners/workers from a range of sectors (including the voluntary and community sector).  

For Parents who contact the service in person or by telephone, if appropriate, the service can complete this form with the parent at the time of that contact.

To complete the Hull and East Riding Children’s Neurodiversity Service Request for Support and Consent Form please click here.

Please note the following:

Detailed Consent, Information Sharing and Storage Information:

***Consent, Information Sharing and Storage

The Parent’s consent is required to enable health, education, care and support services/workers to review, discuss, share and store the information you provide in order to provide appropriate support.

Requests for support may be discussed by a multi- agency team in order to achieve the best outcome for the child/young person.  This may include sharing information provided and/or gathering information from health, education and care services the child/young person is or may be known to. 

 

This may lead to a range of support dependent upon the needs and outcomes you have identified, which occasionally may include different support provision to the areas that have been highlighted on this request for support form.    The young person or parent will be involved and informed throughout.   Health, education, care and or support services will be informed of the outcome of the request.

 

Please read carefully:

The Parent:

  • Gives permission for this request for support to be reviewed by the Hull and East Riding Children’s Neurodiversity Service which may include a number of practitioners/workers from a range of Children’s Services**

(**This may include any of the following support as appropriate: sensory processing, ASD, ADHD, learning disabilities, voluntary and community sector services, Integrated Public Health Nursing Service, CAMHS, paediatricians, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, speech and language therapist, Local Authority services, educational settings support and G.P’s).

 

  • Has been informed of the purpose of these requests for support and understand what that means.

 

  • Understands that a request for support does not guarantee a specialised diagnostic assessment will be completed but this may be considered by an appropriate service, dependent upon need and eligibility.

 

  • Agrees that the Service may seek and store information from other services (including medical and or other health, education, care and support services) who are, or may be, involved to assist with support/provision.  But will inform us (in the request for support form) if they do not want any specific organisation/service involvement.

 

  • Gives permission for the Service and their representatives to share/request relevant information and opinions about their child/young person with health, education, care and support practitioners/workers involved.

 

  • Understands they can withdraw their consent at any time by informing the Service by email/letter contacting the allocated named worker.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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