Research and Practice
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The Link Programme
The Link Programme is led by the Centre, funded by the Department for Education and supported by NHS England. Over the next four years it will be rolled out to all schools and colleges in England.
The Link Programme -
Schools Outreach Therapy Programme
This school-based service is for children, young people and their families whose behavioural and emotional difficulties are impacting on their ability to learn. We offer highly accessible, non-stigmatising, therapeutic support.
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Education for Wellbeing
This project aims to evaluate pioneering ways of supporting the mental health and wellbeing of school pupils.
Education for Wellbeing -
Mental Health Awareness Training in Secondary Schools
This training was commissioned by the Department of Health and Social Care and delivered by the Anna Freud Centre from Sept 2019 to March 2020.
Mental Health Awareness Training in Secondary Schools -
Parent coaching for pupil progress
This programme is aimed at parents and carers of pupils in Key Stages 1-4 who have struggled to make progress in a mainstream school.
Parent coaching for pupil progress -
HeadStart
HeadStart is a Big Lottery funded programme, which involves areas across England trialing a broad range of initiatives for improving resilience in children and young people aged 10-16, who may be facing challenges to their emotional wellbeing.
HeadStart -
Peer Support Programme
Expert training and resources to support staff in schools, colleges and community organisations to develop a peer mentoring programme.
Peer Support Programme