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Children and young people, parents and carers in crisis can call the
Alder Hey CAMHS crisis care line 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 0151 293 3577

They should only present to Accident Emergency Department if they need medical treatment or are struggling to keep themselves safe in the immediate moment.

Due to the current circumstances, the ASD Assessment Pathway are not able to offer face to face appointments; however we are still continuing to offer daily support and advice over the phone to our families waiting for an ASD assessment.

If you or a family would like to speak to a member of the team please contact us by email: asdqueries@alderhey.nhs.uk or call us on 0151 252 52 52.

Could you please share this with other professionals and our families.

If you have concerns or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.

Best wishes

ASD Pathway

IDL

Parents Guide to using IDL at home

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IDL Homepage Watch the video guides in the resources section.

Liverpool City Council Helplines Information

Helpline for Settings & Families

Liverpool CAMHS

EMTAS Ethnic Minority & Traveller Achievement Service

Fearless Website

Merseyside Police - Eyes Open Campaign

Eyes Open Website

Eyes Open, MVRP Education pocket guide

Explore Learning Website

Explore Learning Website Head to 'The Club' where you can find some wonderful worksheets designed by curriculum experts, useful video clips from talented tutors and a fun list of ideas to make and do from home, so you’ll never have a dull day.

Create Creativity is a key part of our emotional and physical wellbeing. Whether it’s dancing, singing, writing, painting or any number of other creative activities, make time every day to embrace your creativity. If you’re stuck for ideas, have a look at the resources here to help get your creativity flowing.

NHS advice

Trouble sleeping? Simple steps you can take to sleep better.

The current coronavirus pandemic has created so much uncertainty and stress for many people and it can be all too easy to become consumed by what’s going on in the world. Sometimes, it can be the little things that help. Displaying an act of kindness online not only benefits others, but it can be good for our own wellbeing too.