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Health and wellbeing support

  • Sheffield Futures Wellbeing Café

    Wellbeing Café

    Our Wellbeing Cafes are a safe and supportive group, ideal for anyone who is looking for an opportunity to meet new people and get involved in fun, creative and engaging activities.

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  • Sheffield Futures Wellbeing Wednesdays

    Wellbeing Wednesdays

    Wellbeing Wednesdays offer you a safe space to talk to one of our practitioners about what you are experiencing in your life, and have your thoughts and feelings heard without judgment.

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  • Structured Support for Young People Sheffield

    Structured Support

    Our Structured Support sessions are our most intensive type of Health and Wellbeing Support. With this service, you’ll have a Health and Wellbeing Practitioner allocated to you.

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Our Wellbeing Café at Star House provides space for you to socialise over drinks and snacks.

For ages 13–25 (over/under 18s meet separately).

We do arts and crafts, listen to music, play games and chat about life in general. If you want somewhere to chill after school or work, this is the place.

Everyone is welcome and you can just turn up, no booking required. Come along and check it out, we look forward to meeting you!

If you’d like to get in touch first, drop us a line at Door.43@sheffieldfutures.org.uk

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Wellbeing Café

Every Tuesday 5pm - 6.30pm

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We know that opening up to people and sharing thoughts and feelings about things that upset us isn’t easy – it might even be something that you’ve never had the opportunity to do before.

Wellbeing Wednesdays can be a good way to get familiar with opening up about your feelings before beginning a more structured support programme. It also allows us to connect you with the right service to suit your needs, whether that’s Wellbeing Café, Counselling, or something else. Our practitioners will offer you guidance and suggest suitable next steps to help you achieve positive changes.

Wellbeing Wednesday runs every week between 11am and 4pm. You can access it however you prefer: in person at Star House, over the phone, or by video call.

Call 0114 201 2800 or email us to book a slot. You can do this from Monday morning onwards for slots on Wednesday of that week.

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Wellbeing Wednesdays

Every Wednesday 11am - 4pm

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One-to-One Structured Support

What can I expect?

Once you’ve been referred to 1:1 support, your worker will arrange to meet with you to get a more detailed understanding of the issues you are experiencing. You’ll create a plan together for how best to support you with your wellbeing need.

Support takes place over the course of 6 sessions, with the aim of helping you be better able to manage your emotions and behaviours, as well as having an improved sense of wellbeing.

Sessions can take place in person or remotely via phone or video calls – whatever you prefer. Your worker will listen to your thoughts and worries, and offer you practical advice and strategies to take away and use in your day-to-day life to manage your emotions and improve resilience.

When support comes to an end, your worker may signpost or refer you onto additional support (such as our counselling or social prescribing services) if they feel it would benefit you. Alternatively, we may direct you back to Wellbeing Wednesdays for a continued offer of a safe space to come and talk to someone.

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Question about our wellbeing support? We’re here to help.

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Our Wellbeing Team

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    Chris Wortley

    Service Coordinator

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    Danielle Cope

    Health and Wellbeing Practitioner (She/Her)

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    Rochelle Lowe

    Health and Wellbeing Practitioner

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    Ruth Adamson

    Health and Wellbeing Practitioner

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    Rebecca Tinkham

    Health and Wellbeing Practitioner