How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How Are You, Lincolnshire?

How are you, Lincolnshire? Find local groups and activities to boost your mental health and wellbeing

Lumi Nova - Tales of Courage

Lumi Nova, a free new digital therapeutic game for children aged 7-12 who are struggling with worries, fears, or anxiety, is now available to families in Lincolnshire!

Co-designed with children, parents, NHS clinicians, and mental health experts, Lumi Nova helps children build resilience and learn lifelong skills through a self-guided, inclusive, and fun experience, combining Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) with age-appropriate mobile gaming to provide early intervention and therapeutic support for childhood anxiety.

Find out more about how Lumi Nova could support your family at https://luminova.app/lincolnshire

Winter Warm Spaces and Support

Whether you're looking for a place to escape the cold, seeking assistance with heating costs, or simply want to connect with others in a warm and welcoming environment, our guide to winter warm spaces and support across Lincolnshire provides all the information you need to stay safe and comfortable this winter.

You can find all the Warm Spaces in Lincolnshire under the Find Support tab or click the link: https://haylincolnshire.co.uk/winter-warm-spaces-and-support/

We have also included the details of your local Community Connector, so you can reach out to them.

Suicide Prevention in Lincolnshire

Did you know that 1 in 5 people in England will think about suicide in their lifetime? In Lincolnshire alone, between 80 and 90 people tragically die by suicide each year.

Every suicide is a devastating loss, impacting family, friends, and the entire community. Our Suicide Prevention page is dedicated to helping prevent these tragedies. Here, you'll find local resources to support those experiencing suicidal thoughts or feelings, those affected by suicide, and anyone looking to support a loved one in crisis.

Remember, reaching out can save lives. You're not alone, and help is available.

Keeping Well

"Keeping Well" is your guide for mental health and wellbeing support in Lincolnshire. It provides a lot of information to help with your everyday mental health and wellbeing.

The guide offers practical tips and directions to specialist services in Lincolnshire and across the country.

Whether you need self-care strategies or resources during your treatment, "Keeping Well" is a trusted companion.

Lincolnshire Night Light Cafés

Night Light Cafés are safe spaces, for anyone over the age of 18 years, that offer out-of-hours, non-clinical support. Night Light Cafés are staffed by teams of trained volunteers who are available to listen.

Referrals can be made by agencies and the emergency services.  Alternatively, you can self-refer by calling us directly on 0300 011 1200. To find your nearest Night Light Cafe please click here.

Please note that we support people at different stages of their mental health. Some guests come to prevent a crisis, while others are already in crisis.

Wellbeing Hubs

Community Wellbeing Hub provides grassroots-level mental health support. Hubs are led by Community Connectors who provide free, confidential support and advice and signpost you to other services in the local area. Hubs are a great place to visit if you are experiencing mental health and wellbeing challenges, want to take up a new hobby or activity or reduce loneliness and isolation.

To find your local Wellbeing Hub click here.

Start for Life

Start for Life offers help and advice in Lincolnshire for everyone during pregnancy, when giving birth and during the first two years of a child's life.

Lincolnshire’s 48 children's centres are core to our Start for Life offer. The centres offer free stay-and-play drop-in sessions and universal programmes for all families from antenatal to age five. Further support is also available for children and young people from the ages of five to 19 year old (25 SEND).

Watch the video below for a brief introduction to the H.A.Y. Lincolnshire website:

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