The COVID-19 outbreak has changed many things about the way we live and work, but our mission and values remain the same. We will continue to deliver high quality clinical services, training and education to all those we support.
Read about changes to how our clinical services work on our ‘Your care during COVID-19’ page »
If you live in Barnet, Enfield, Haringey, Camden or Islington and are aged between 0 and 18 years old, or care for someone that is, you can now access a crisis line if you are in need of urgent mental health support or advice. Contact them on:
This line operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If you are an existing patient you can also continue to contact your clinical team in the usual way.
Camden Child and Young Person Mental Health Service (also known as Open Minded) is taking self-referrals. Read more on the Open Minded page »
If you are thinking about studying with us, our student recruitment team are working as usual and course interviews are taking place online via Zoom, which is very easy and safe to use. We will be starting our next academic year in September 2021 and the first term, at least, will be delivered fully online. If you have any questions about our courses or our application process, please see our FAQs here.
We are working with other NHS organisations to provide support in this difficult time.
This project provides regular short podcasts from wellbeing and mental health practitioners within the network. They will be directly responding to what is coming out of out the ‘How Are You Today’ check in survey.
Visit the Keeping Well NCL website »
In the current climate the amount of content advising children, young people and families on how to manage their mental health and wellbeing may be overwhelming. Our new 'Thriving Plus' page contains reliable content, ranging from videos to activities for children, advice for parents/carers and Government guidance.
Head to our 'Thriving Plus: Helping families at home' page »
