Mindworks Surrey is the children and young people’s Emotional Wellbeing, Mental Health and Learning Disability Service in Surrey.

It is delivered by a group made up of NHS, national and local voluntary sector organisations all working together.

We use an approach called THRIVE, where children and young people have a central voice in decisions about their care. Children and young people have more choices about their options, and more opportunities to access a range of services. 

We recognise children and young people do not want to always be seen in a clinic or a school setting, so advice and support are more visible and accessible in the local community, closer to home.

The THRIVE framework gives children and young people a central voice in decisions about their care. Find out more by visiting the THRIVE page.

Our services are delivered by both Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and The Surrey Wellbeing Partnership. See below to see what services are offered by who.

Services provided by Surrey and Borders Partnership

Requests for support for these services need to be done by a professional such as your GP, a teacher or social worker.

Services provided by The Surrey Wellbeing Partnership

Some services you can request support for yourself directly and the others can be accessed by a request for support from a professional.

Requesting support for myself:

These services require a request for support by a professional:

 

We also work alongside Kooth, Catch 22, and Family Voice Surrey who all offer services that you can request yourself.

Download and print a visual version of our map of Mindworks services. There is a QR version and a non-QR version. 

See below for more information on what makes up Mindworks Surrey.