
Our children and young people's services offer a range of physical health, mental health, and learning disability and autism services designed improve the lives of children and young people and provide support for their families and care givers.
Our children and young people's mental health services provide a range of assessments, services, and treatments for young people with emotional, behavioural, or mental health difficulties. We support young people facing a variety of challenges, including depression, anger, eating disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, anxiety and self-harm, among others. Our aspiration is to provide integrated care that wraps around the whole family and provides better outcomes, reducing long-term reliance on adult services. Our children and young people's physical health provide community nursing services and school and youth health services, offering services such as children's physio, school immunisations and vaccines, community respite provision and specialist school nursing teams. The children and young people's learning disability and autism services provide neurodevelopment support, community learning disability teams and community respite provision.
CYPCC refers to the provision of bespoke packages of care and support to Children and Young People (CYP) who have needs that cannot be met by existing universal or specialist services. An MDT-led assessment referring to CYPCC criteria is undertaken to ascertain eligibility. In Coventry, CYPCC health care packages are tailored to individual need and are provided by Registered Nurses and competent Carers from The Birches Respite Team. CYPCC packages aim to support parents or carers to meet their child’s health needs and/or ensure the CYP needs are met when they are accessing education.