What is it?
- Charity supporting children & youth with mental health difficulties.
- Offers mood management, mentoring, advocacy & education services.
- Focuses on secondary education support for higher education opportunities.
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Description
Julian Campbell Foundation (JCF) was founded in 2009 to raise awareness of mental health difficulties amongst young people. Our aim is to identify and support young people experiencing mental health difficulties to reach their academic and social potential by providing mood management strategies alongside a mentoring service.
We train professionals to identify young people, aged 12-25, experiencing mental health difficulties and provide support. Our team specialise in mentoring, advocacy and campaigning around poor mental health. We run campaigns on awareness, early detection, treatment options, management and care sufferers and their families.
We offer:
- Specific courses enabling young people with mental health difficulties to distinguish their different moods and make informed decisions about their lives and their future.
- Academic support for young people through mentoring and/or extra tuition.
- Support to enable all members of a family unit to maximise the potential of their child.
- Workshops to the wider community to raise awareness of mental health.
- Drama based mental health workshops for children and young people.
Watch the video below to learn more about the Julian Campbell Foundation.
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