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This is a self-guided learning tool, designed for parents of children aged 2-17 years who:
The Parent’s Portal by AES is an online resource it contains
Resources to watch and read:
A multi media library of information available to view and download, available 24/7
Live Workshops and parent support groups:
Interactive sessions on the key topics, bookable in advance
Discussion forums:
Exchange ideas and perspectives with parents and practitioners
Information broken down into four sections.
There is no referral required for families make use of the Parent’s Portal.
Registration is straightforward with Autism Early Support. https://portal.autismearlysupport.org.uk/bucks-registrations/
W: Visit Introducing The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support website
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
This is a self-guided learning tool, designed for parents of children aged 2-17 years who:
The Parent’s Portal by AES is an online resource it contains
Resources to watch and read:
A multi media library of information available to view and download, available 24/7
Live Workshops and parent support groups:
Interactive sessions on the key topics, bookable in advance
Discussion forums:
Exchange ideas and perspectives with parents and practitioners
Information broken down into four sections.
There is no referral required for families make use of the Parent’s Portal.
Registration is straightforward with Autism Early Support. https://portal.autismearlysupport.org.uk/bucks-registrations/
W: Visit Introducing The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support website
The service offers compassionate and confidential support to young people facing emotional and mental health challenges. Our professional counsellors provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space to explore feelings, build coping strategies and foster personal growth.
Young people can choose between face-to-face and online (using a secure link) counselling appointments.
T: 01494 463364
E: ypcounselling@bucksmind.org.uk
W: Visit Bucks Mind – Young People website
Monday to Friday: 8:30 – 16:00
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
The Kooth team are here to provide free, safe and anonymous online support and counselling. The whole team are made up of friendly and experienced individuals who want to help you.
Kooth is a free, safe and anonymous online wellbeing service for children and young people. Young people using the site are able to access a range of support services including one-to-one counselling sessions, discussing issues with their peers through online
discussion boards, reading and contributing to self-help content and recording their feelings via journals and goal trackers. The online nature of Kooth means that young people can access help in a way that is most suitable for them, at a time that is convenient for them, 365 days of the year.
When can children and young people talk to someone? The Kooth team are available to chat 7 days a week, 365* days of the year. Kooth users can access the magazine, discussion boards and any other online content whenever they like, from wherever they are. Our friendly online team are available to chat during the following times:
From 12 noon until 10pm weekdays.
From 6pm until 10pm weekends.
How long a child or young person will have to wait in the chat queue depends on how busy the site is so we kindly ask for service users to be patient with us! Children and young people can send a message to the team at any time and it will be responded to during service working hours. Our counsellors are employed by us and are fully qualified with the BACP or equivalent.
*We offer a reduced service on bank holidays.
We’re here for you!
Youth Concern is an independent youth charity that supports young people, aged 13-25 in Aylesbury Vale. We will treat you with compassion and respect. We will listen without judgment. We will work with you for you and we won’t give up on you. If you’re feeling a little lost and in need of support, give us a call or pop into the Uptown Coffee Bar and have a chat with one of our team. There’s no form filling, just a warm welcome, a cup of tea, and help and advice if you need it.
Our approach
T: Give us a call on 01296-431183 Text or whatsapp on 07470 833500
W: Visit Youth Concern – Aylesbury website
We’re open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 12-5pm, and Wednesday and Friday 12pm to 7.30pm.
We offer free and confidential support, information and counselling to young people in the High Wycombe area.
Youth Enquiry Service (YES) is a charity based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, that offers free and confidential support and counselling to 13-25 year olds. YES is staffed four days a week and four evenings a week. We support thousands of young people every year.
Our mission is to provide support which is consistently delivered as non-judgemental, supportive, inclusive and empowering.
We work with young people experiencing a wide variety of social welfare issues; these include housing, debt, sexual health, education and employment. These can lead to a range of adverse consequences for young people, most commonly, stress; anxiety, depression, ill health, relationship breakdowns, lost income and lost confidence.
YES also runs a busy sexual health service. We offer a chance to talk about relationships, peer pressure and healthy, positive relationships. We can provide free condoms through the C-card scheme, pregnancy and chlamydia testing.
Youth Enquiry Service | High Wycombe (yeswycombe.org)
T: 01494 437373
W: Visit Y.E.S Youth Enquiry Service website
Drop-in Opening Hours
Monday 14.00-17.00
Tuesday 14.00-17.00
Wednesday 14.00 - 17.00
Thursday 14.00 - 17.00
Friday CLOSED
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
A team of skilled therapists with a variety of experiences, so they can provide the right person to work with those in need.
T: 01494 440199
Provides various programmes to support children and young person, regardless of background or ability, to ensure that they have the chance to enter adulthood as positive, confident members of the community. Projects include Inspiration Programme, National Citizens Service, DOE, Breakout Programme.
T: 0300 003 2334
The Bucks Mental Health Support Team (MHST) supports young people who have emotional wellbeing difficulties, including anxiety and low mood, confidence and self esteem issues. We provide evidence based therapeutic support both individually and in groups to young people and parents.
This service is hosted within schools in Buckinghamshire.
T: 01865 901 566
CAMHS help children and young people up to 18 who are finding it hard to cope with everyday life because of difficult feelings, behaviour or relationships
T: 01865 901951
E: BucksCAMHSSPA@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk
W: Visit CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service) website
This is a self-guided learning tool, designed for parents of children aged 2-17 years who:
The Parent’s Portal by AES is an online resource it contains
Resources to watch and read:
A multi media library of information available to view and download, available 24/7
Live Workshops and parent support groups:
Interactive sessions on the key topics, bookable in advance
Discussion forums:
Exchange ideas and perspectives with parents and practitioners
Information broken down into four sections.
There is no referral required for families make use of the Parent’s Portal.
Registration is straightforward with Autism Early Support. https://portal.autismearlysupport.org.uk/bucks-registrations/
W: Visit Introducing The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support website
Youth Voice Bucks is a hub for youth participation for Buckinghamshire.
Youth participation is all about listening to young people’s voices and acting on them to make things better.
The service offers compassionate and confidential support to young people facing emotional and mental health challenges. Our professional counsellors provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space to explore feelings, build coping strategies and foster personal growth.
Young people can choose between face-to-face and online (using a secure link) counselling appointments.
T: 01494 463364
E: ypcounselling@bucksmind.org.uk
W: Visit Bucks Mind – Young People website
Monday to Friday: 8:30 – 16:00
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
The Kooth team are here to provide free, safe and anonymous online support and counselling. The whole team are made up of friendly and experienced individuals who want to help you.
Kooth is a free, safe and anonymous online wellbeing service for children and young people. Young people using the site are able to access a range of support services including one-to-one counselling sessions, discussing issues with their peers through online
discussion boards, reading and contributing to self-help content and recording their feelings via journals and goal trackers. The online nature of Kooth means that young people can access help in a way that is most suitable for them, at a time that is convenient for them, 365 days of the year.
When can children and young people talk to someone? The Kooth team are available to chat 7 days a week, 365* days of the year. Kooth users can access the magazine, discussion boards and any other online content whenever they like, from wherever they are. Our friendly online team are available to chat during the following times:
From 12 noon until 10pm weekdays.
From 6pm until 10pm weekends.
How long a child or young person will have to wait in the chat queue depends on how busy the site is so we kindly ask for service users to be patient with us! Children and young people can send a message to the team at any time and it will be responded to during service working hours. Our counsellors are employed by us and are fully qualified with the BACP or equivalent.
*We offer a reduced service on bank holidays.
We’re here for you!
Youth Concern is an independent youth charity that supports young people, aged 13-25 in Aylesbury Vale. We will treat you with compassion and respect. We will listen without judgment. We will work with you for you and we won’t give up on you. If you’re feeling a little lost and in need of support, give us a call or pop into the Uptown Coffee Bar and have a chat with one of our team. There’s no form filling, just a warm welcome, a cup of tea, and help and advice if you need it.
Our approach
T: Give us a call on 01296-431183 Text or whatsapp on 07470 833500
W: Visit Youth Concern – Aylesbury website
We’re open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 12-5pm, and Wednesday and Friday 12pm to 7.30pm.
We offer free and confidential support, information and counselling to young people in the High Wycombe area.
Youth Enquiry Service (YES) is a charity based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, that offers free and confidential support and counselling to 13-25 year olds. YES is staffed four days a week and four evenings a week. We support thousands of young people every year.
Our mission is to provide support which is consistently delivered as non-judgemental, supportive, inclusive and empowering.
We work with young people experiencing a wide variety of social welfare issues; these include housing, debt, sexual health, education and employment. These can lead to a range of adverse consequences for young people, most commonly, stress; anxiety, depression, ill health, relationship breakdowns, lost income and lost confidence.
YES also runs a busy sexual health service. We offer a chance to talk about relationships, peer pressure and healthy, positive relationships. We can provide free condoms through the C-card scheme, pregnancy and chlamydia testing.
Youth Enquiry Service | High Wycombe (yeswycombe.org)
T: 01494 437373
W: Visit Y.E.S Youth Enquiry Service website
Drop-in Opening Hours
Monday 14.00-17.00
Tuesday 14.00-17.00
Wednesday 14.00 - 17.00
Thursday 14.00 - 17.00
Friday CLOSED
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
Provides various programmes to support children and young person, regardless of background or ability, to ensure that they have the chance to enter adulthood as positive, confident members of the community. Projects include Inspiration Programme, National Citizens Service, DOE, Breakout Programme.
T: 0300 003 2334
Information, support, childcare and things to do for families, children and young people aged from birth to 19 years (up to 25 years with a disability/additional need).
T: 01296 383 293
This is a self-guided learning tool, designed for parents of children aged 2-17 years who:
The Parent’s Portal by AES is an online resource it contains
Resources to watch and read:
A multi media library of information available to view and download, available 24/7
Live Workshops and parent support groups:
Interactive sessions on the key topics, bookable in advance
Discussion forums:
Exchange ideas and perspectives with parents and practitioners
Information broken down into four sections.
There is no referral required for families make use of the Parent’s Portal.
Registration is straightforward with Autism Early Support. https://portal.autismearlysupport.org.uk/bucks-registrations/
W: Visit Introducing The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support website
The service offers compassionate and confidential support to young people facing emotional and mental health challenges. Our professional counsellors provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space to explore feelings, build coping strategies and foster personal growth.
Young people can choose between face-to-face and online (using a secure link) counselling appointments.
T: 01494 463364
E: ypcounselling@bucksmind.org.uk
W: Visit Bucks Mind – Young People website
Monday to Friday: 8:30 – 16:00
The Kooth team are here to provide free, safe and anonymous online support and counselling. The whole team are made up of friendly and experienced individuals who want to help you.
Kooth is a free, safe and anonymous online wellbeing service for children and young people. Young people using the site are able to access a range of support services including one-to-one counselling sessions, discussing issues with their peers through online
discussion boards, reading and contributing to self-help content and recording their feelings via journals and goal trackers. The online nature of Kooth means that young people can access help in a way that is most suitable for them, at a time that is convenient for them, 365 days of the year.
When can children and young people talk to someone? The Kooth team are available to chat 7 days a week, 365* days of the year. Kooth users can access the magazine, discussion boards and any other online content whenever they like, from wherever they are. Our friendly online team are available to chat during the following times:
From 12 noon until 10pm weekdays.
From 6pm until 10pm weekends.
How long a child or young person will have to wait in the chat queue depends on how busy the site is so we kindly ask for service users to be patient with us! Children and young people can send a message to the team at any time and it will be responded to during service working hours. Our counsellors are employed by us and are fully qualified with the BACP or equivalent.
*We offer a reduced service on bank holidays.
We’re here for you!
Youth Concern is an independent youth charity that supports young people, aged 13-25 in Aylesbury Vale. We will treat you with compassion and respect. We will listen without judgment. We will work with you for you and we won’t give up on you. If you’re feeling a little lost and in need of support, give us a call or pop into the Uptown Coffee Bar and have a chat with one of our team. There’s no form filling, just a warm welcome, a cup of tea, and help and advice if you need it.
Our approach
T: Give us a call on 01296-431183 Text or whatsapp on 07470 833500
W: Visit Youth Concern – Aylesbury website
We’re open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 12-5pm, and Wednesday and Friday 12pm to 7.30pm.
We offer free and confidential support, information and counselling to young people in the High Wycombe area.
Youth Enquiry Service (YES) is a charity based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, that offers free and confidential support and counselling to 13-25 year olds. YES is staffed four days a week and four evenings a week. We support thousands of young people every year.
Our mission is to provide support which is consistently delivered as non-judgemental, supportive, inclusive and empowering.
We work with young people experiencing a wide variety of social welfare issues; these include housing, debt, sexual health, education and employment. These can lead to a range of adverse consequences for young people, most commonly, stress; anxiety, depression, ill health, relationship breakdowns, lost income and lost confidence.
YES also runs a busy sexual health service. We offer a chance to talk about relationships, peer pressure and healthy, positive relationships. We can provide free condoms through the C-card scheme, pregnancy and chlamydia testing.
Youth Enquiry Service | High Wycombe (yeswycombe.org)
T: 01494 437373
W: Visit Y.E.S Youth Enquiry Service website
Drop-in Opening Hours
Monday 14.00-17.00
Tuesday 14.00-17.00
Wednesday 14.00 - 17.00
Thursday 14.00 - 17.00
Friday CLOSED
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
Support for children and young people aged 10-18, experiencing the impact of parental or other family member drug/alcohol use. The service offers, one to one support for children effected by parental substance misuse – in partnership with One Recovery Bucks (adult substance misuse service).
T: 01494 527 000
This is a self-guided learning tool, designed for parents of children aged 2-17 years who:
The Parent’s Portal by AES is an online resource it contains
Resources to watch and read:
A multi media library of information available to view and download, available 24/7
Live Workshops and parent support groups:
Interactive sessions on the key topics, bookable in advance
Discussion forums:
Exchange ideas and perspectives with parents and practitioners
Information broken down into four sections.
There is no referral required for families make use of the Parent’s Portal.
Registration is straightforward with Autism Early Support. https://portal.autismearlysupport.org.uk/bucks-registrations/
W: Visit Introducing The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support website
Youth Voice Bucks is a hub for youth participation for Buckinghamshire.
Youth participation is all about listening to young people’s voices and acting on them to make things better.
This is a self-guided learning tool, designed for parents of children aged 2-17 years who:
The Parent’s Portal by AES is an online resource it contains
Resources to watch and read:
A multi media library of information available to view and download, available 24/7
Live Workshops and parent support groups:
Interactive sessions on the key topics, bookable in advance
Discussion forums:
Exchange ideas and perspectives with parents and practitioners
Information broken down into four sections.
There is no referral required for families make use of the Parent’s Portal.
Registration is straightforward with Autism Early Support. https://portal.autismearlysupport.org.uk/bucks-registrations/
W: Visit Introducing The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support website
The service offers compassionate and confidential support to young people facing emotional and mental health challenges. Our professional counsellors provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space to explore feelings, build coping strategies and foster personal growth.
Young people can choose between face-to-face and online (using a secure link) counselling appointments.
T: 01494 463364
E: ypcounselling@bucksmind.org.uk
W: Visit Bucks Mind – Young People website
Monday to Friday: 8:30 – 16:00
The Kooth team are here to provide free, safe and anonymous online support and counselling. The whole team are made up of friendly and experienced individuals who want to help you.
Kooth is a free, safe and anonymous online wellbeing service for children and young people. Young people using the site are able to access a range of support services including one-to-one counselling sessions, discussing issues with their peers through online
discussion boards, reading and contributing to self-help content and recording their feelings via journals and goal trackers. The online nature of Kooth means that young people can access help in a way that is most suitable for them, at a time that is convenient for them, 365 days of the year.
When can children and young people talk to someone? The Kooth team are available to chat 7 days a week, 365* days of the year. Kooth users can access the magazine, discussion boards and any other online content whenever they like, from wherever they are. Our friendly online team are available to chat during the following times:
From 12 noon until 10pm weekdays.
From 6pm until 10pm weekends.
How long a child or young person will have to wait in the chat queue depends on how busy the site is so we kindly ask for service users to be patient with us! Children and young people can send a message to the team at any time and it will be responded to during service working hours. Our counsellors are employed by us and are fully qualified with the BACP or equivalent.
*We offer a reduced service on bank holidays.
We’re here for you!
Youth Concern is an independent youth charity that supports young people, aged 13-25 in Aylesbury Vale. We will treat you with compassion and respect. We will listen without judgment. We will work with you for you and we won’t give up on you. If you’re feeling a little lost and in need of support, give us a call or pop into the Uptown Coffee Bar and have a chat with one of our team. There’s no form filling, just a warm welcome, a cup of tea, and help and advice if you need it.
Our approach
T: Give us a call on 01296-431183 Text or whatsapp on 07470 833500
W: Visit Youth Concern – Aylesbury website
We’re open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 12-5pm, and Wednesday and Friday 12pm to 7.30pm.
We offer free and confidential support, information and counselling to young people in the High Wycombe area.
Youth Enquiry Service (YES) is a charity based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, that offers free and confidential support and counselling to 13-25 year olds. YES is staffed four days a week and four evenings a week. We support thousands of young people every year.
Our mission is to provide support which is consistently delivered as non-judgemental, supportive, inclusive and empowering.
We work with young people experiencing a wide variety of social welfare issues; these include housing, debt, sexual health, education and employment. These can lead to a range of adverse consequences for young people, most commonly, stress; anxiety, depression, ill health, relationship breakdowns, lost income and lost confidence.
YES also runs a busy sexual health service. We offer a chance to talk about relationships, peer pressure and healthy, positive relationships. We can provide free condoms through the C-card scheme, pregnancy and chlamydia testing.
Youth Enquiry Service | High Wycombe (yeswycombe.org)
T: 01494 437373
W: Visit Y.E.S Youth Enquiry Service website
Drop-in Opening Hours
Monday 14.00-17.00
Tuesday 14.00-17.00
Wednesday 14.00 - 17.00
Thursday 14.00 - 17.00
Friday CLOSED
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
Talkback provides autism and learning disability support and service programmes designed around all key stages of life, to provide the opportunity for continued personal development.
T: 01494 434 448
One Recovery Bucks offers a range of support for people who are affected by someone else’s substance misuse. You can get the right help for you and your family. The service offers face-to-face, telephone and email information advice and support, support groups for carers and family members, Information and advice specific to drugs and alcohol addiction, enable families and carers to form and access community networks, signposting carers to services for a specialist carers assessment where appropriate
T: 0300 772 9672
W: Visit One Recovery Bucks – Specialist Family and Carers Service website
The Toolshed is an alternative education Centre operating as a stand alone, self-sufficient, not-for-profit business, helping young people start a career in construction.
T: 01494 436642
A youth club delivered to divert young people away from involvement in crime and/or antisocial behaviour or the risk of being exploited, as well as to provide them with personal development opportunities. Provision of a safe and secure space for young people. Participants to take part in a variety of sports sessions and participate in workshops on a range of different issues including knife crime, gangs, anti-bullying, positive relationships & safe sex, employability skills, first aid, cooking and volunteering.
T: 01494 455 736
W: Visit Wycombe Wanderers SET for Safety – Play Into Space (Under 18) website
Action4Youth’s youth club at High Wycombe Library. Offers weekly activities (boxing, yoga, HIIT, nutrition advice), a space for socialising and leisure activities (pool tables, PlayStation, hang out spots), Crisis support clinics – providing advice, help and support.
T: 0300 003 2334
Encourages sports participation in youngsters from some of the most high-need areas within local communities. Gets young people involved in constructive activities, such as a wide variety of sports, coaching projects, music, education and personal development. Since it’s conception Premier League Kicks has seen communities across the country transformed with greater football and sports participation rates and authorities reporting significant reductions in anti-social behaviour in the same area.
T: 01494 455736
An organisation which seeks to re-integrate vulnerable young people back into education or back onto a positive journey with learning, through working on patterns of thinking, behaviours and emotions that hinder learning.
T: 01865 236 869
Offer face-to-face mentoring programme which aims to support to young people that are at risk of exclusion and/or are currently within the criminal justice system.
Interesting, exciting and challenging activities that enhance young people’s individual growth. Access to information, sound advice or counselling on a range of personal matters including health issues, drug & alcohol abuse, sexual relationships, work, housing etc.
T: 01494 865657
Designed to broaden the horizons, thinking and experience of young people, to make them aware of how our society works and help them understand what their place in it is and can be. The one-year Inspiration Programme provides direct experiences and real interactions with motivational individuals and organisations.
T: 0300 003 2334
Supports young people leaving care and need support to move on towards independence (including employment, next steps education and life skills) aiming to help make good choices about work and education, relationships and community, and to give them a better chance to succeed in life.
T: 01582 380 620
The Aspire Project currently works across Hertfordshire and North London to provide support for young people who have offended or are at risk of offending or criminal exploitation. Referrals submitted by LA, schools, colleges, YOS, attendance centres & other partners.
T: 01582 380 620
Provides various programmes to support children and young person, regardless of background or ability, to ensure that they have the chance to enter adulthood as positive, confident members of the community. Projects include Inspiration Programme, National Citizens Service, DOE, Breakout Programme.
T: 0300 003 2334
Becoming a parent for the first time is exciting and can also be scary for different reasons.
If you’re under 21 years old and expecting your first baby, you can get support from our Family Nurse Partnership (FNP) team.
You’ll get the same services after the birth as the health visiting team. But you’ll also get support throughout your pregnancy from your own family nurse.
Who is the service for?
It’s for anyone who is a first time parent aged under 20 who is less than 28 weeks pregnant. You must live in Buckinghamshire.
What does a family nurse do?
They’ll visit you regularly during your pregnancy, either at home, or where you feel comfortable. The family nurse will help you prepare you for the birth and meeting your baby, and will continue to visit until your baby is 2 years old.
They’ll personalise a programme for you which could include:
Partners and other family members can join you during your family nurse visit. The Family Nurse Partnership | (fnp.nhs.uk)
T: 01494 323700
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website
Bucks Sexual Health and Well-being Service (BSHAW)
We provide free condoms, sexual health advice, access to services and general sexual health information throughout Buckinghamshire.
To find out where we are and what we are up to follow us on Instagram and facebook –
Sexual Health Bucks (@sexualhealthbucks) • Instagram photos and videos
Sexual Health Bucks | Facebook
Visit the bSHaW website for more sexual health information, and find services available to you locally
Buckinghamshire Sexual Health and Wellbeing (sexualhealthbucks.nhs.uk)
T: 0300 303 2880
W: Visit BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SEXUAL HEALTH & WELLBEING SERVICE website
About SAFE!
SAFE! is an independent charity providing support to children and families around the Thames Valley who have been affected by crime or abuse through one-to-one and group sessions. We strive to be truly accessible and inclusive, no matter your personal circumstances, identity or background.
CHARITY NUMBER: 1143532
SAFE! has three core services for children and families living anywhere in the Thames Valley:
The Young Victim Service provides support to children aged 5 up to 18 who have been harmed by an experience of victimisation.
The Building Respectful Families Service provides support to families experiencing Child and Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (CAPVA).’
The SASH Bucks project provides support after abuse and sexual harm to children and families living in Buckinghamshire.
For details on how to refer, please visit our Routes to Help page
SAFE! also offers training for professionals.
We use interpretation services whenever required to ensure we can meet the needs of any young person or parent/carer. We can help if you have any special requirements to access our support.
You can find SAFE! on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, under the handle @safesupportyp or on Facebook under AboutSafeProject
T: 08001337938
W: Visit SAFE – Support for Young People affected by Crime website