Children and Young People - Ages 14 to 18
In this section:
CAMHS MH:2K Transition group
Youth Impact Board Co-production Group
Young People's Involvement Group
CAMHS MH:2K Transition group
The group brings together young people (17-25 years) in a relaxed and informal way. The main purpose of the group is to:
- Be part of a wider group working towards shared aims of improving the experience for young people transitioning from CAMHS to adult mental health (AMH) services, or coming into services a young adult.
- Helping us reach out to more young people and gather views and experiences.
- Share your experience. You are welcome to share your experience of using CAMHS AMH services, but only if this feels like something you are happy to do.
- Inform colleagues in the trust of the recommendations.
- Working all together to help implement the changes.
- Build your confidence.
- Learn the skills of working together with other young people and colleagues to improve care.
- Meet other young people who have had similar experiences.
Details of this opportunity
- Title: CAMHS / AMH MH:2K Transitions group
- How / When: The group currently meets face to face monthly bi / monthly on a Saturday
- Who runs the group: The group is run by MH:2K (youth group) in partnership with CAMHS and AMH involvement and the Trust involvement, experience and volunteering (IEV) team. For more information contact martine.king@nottshc.nhs.uk or rebecca.farrow@nottshc.nhs.uk
Click here if you would like register as an involvement partner or to join this group (entering the title: CAMHS Transition Group when asked)
If you are already registered, then please contact involve@nottshc.nhs.uk to confirm you would like to take part.
Youth Impact Board co-production Group
At Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust we are setting up our Youth Impact Board (YIB) to support our services that work with children and young people that will connect and work directly with our Trust Executive Board. We have worked with a few young people to establish an initial concept for our board, but now we need more voices to feed into this.
If you are aged 16-24 and have a passion for improving services for young people we would love you to become a Youth Impact Board advocate, helping to design how our board will work, the training support programme for board members, the recruitment process and our first projects once established amongst a whole range of other topics.
Details of this opportunity
- Title: Youth Impact Board
- How/When: Bi-weekly on Microsoft Teams with occasional face to face meetings at Duncan Macmillan House
- Who runs the group: The group is run by Amy Palmer, amy.palmer@nottshc.nhs.uk and Elizabeth Allcock elizabeth.allcock@nottshc.nhs.uk
Click here if you would like register as an involvement partner or to join this group (entering the title: Youth impact Board when asked)
If you are already registered, then please contact involve@nottshc.nhs.uk to confirm you would like to take part.
Young People's Involvement Group
The Young Person's Involvement Group is an online platform that young people aged 14 years - 18 years can join to share their voices about local Children and Young People's Health Services. The sessions are online and last up to one hour.
It is an opportunity to share your experiences of Children and Young People's Health Services and to use your experiences to help us to make services better for young people. You can also help develop new ideas for young people's health services. This might include helping to create new resources and information (e.g service leaflets or videos) so that they are appealing and useful for young people. We will ask young people to name the group and help to shape the group.
Why might a young person join the group?
This is a great opportunity to meet new people and build your confidence in talking to others. Your voice matters to Nottinghamshire Healthcare, and you can influence changes within services and resources aimed at young people.
Who can join the group?
Anyone aged between 14 and 18 years of age who have had experience of Children and Young People Services provided by Nottinghamshire Healthcare. These may include: CAMHS,Health Visitors, School Nurses, Speech and Language Services, Physiotherapy, Occupational Health, Youth Justice etc
Details of the opportunity
- Title: Young People's Involvement Group
- How: The group will be held online via MS Teams (the meeting hosts can provide information about how to use MS Teams.
- Who runs the group: The group is run by Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and facilitated by: Elizabeth Alcock, Service Development Facilitator (CAMHS), Alice Birch, Involvement, Experience and Volunteering Lead, Amy Palmer, Involvement, Experience and Volunteering Lead, Julia Wilkinson, Senior Health Promotion Specialist
- When: The meetings will be held on the first Tuesday of every month from 4.30pm to 5.30pm via Teams
Click here if you would like register as an involvement partner or to join this group (entering the title: Young People's Involvement Group when asked)
If you are already registered, then please contact involve@nottshc.nhs.uk to confirm you would like to take part.
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