South Yorkshire

Chilypep ‘My Mind, My Life’ offers support in identifying skills for personal development and emotional wellbeing.  
Who is it for: young people on CAMHS’ waiting list and based in Sheffield 

Chilypep ‘BRV project’ provides help to acquire tools to better manage emotions. 
Who is it for: boys and young men in Sheffield 

Chilypep ‘Happy Group’ provides support to integrate into their local communities and offer opportunities to influence and shape services available in the area.  
Who is it for: unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and young people up to age 25 

Kaleido Arts for wellbeing CIC delivers wellbeing programmes to people who have been impacted by war, abuse, or loss through art-based workshops, for example writing, craft, drumming and drama.  
Who is it for: young people based in Sheffield 

Kooth is an online platform which provides a range of mental health support through online forums, messaging, magazines, and an activity centre.  
Who is it for: young people who have access to internet.  

Multi- agency Psychological Support for Looked After Children – MAPS is a team of professionals who support the mental health.  
Who is it for: children and young people looked after by Sheffield City Council.  

Refugee Council ‘My View’ and ‘My View Remote’ also offers therapeutic support which includes up to 12 sessions and has capacity for up to three urgent interventions for those with more complex cases.  
Who is it for: children between 12 and 17 years who are in Yorkshire and Humber and remotely. 

Nation Citizen Service (NCS) offer all sorts of new experience for personal and skills development.  
Who is it for: young people aged 15-17 in the UK with a proficient level of English and who are willing to spend time away from home. 

Safe Passage ‘Young Leaders’ provides workshops and training to develop leadership and campaigning skills, covering topics such as public speaking, media, filmmaking, storytelling and developing a voice to make a change.  
Who is it for: young refugees and asylum seekers aged 16-25 based anywhere in the UK  

Torture-ID offer health assessment about migrant children and young people for solicitors and social workers. These can be submitted to the Home Office.  
Who is it for: professionals working with migrant children in Yorkshire and Humber 

The Snowdrop Project provides support to survivors of modern slavery and exploitation, including casework, counselling and community activities.

Who is it for: Anyone over 16 years old living in South Yorkshire with experience of exploitation, trafficking or modern slavery.

Migration Yorkshire provides a list of solicitors available to support young people with their asylum claim