Ardleigh Green Family Centre Help Hub
In partnership with Havering College and the Baptist Church our school established a Family Centre for the Ardleigh Green Community in September 2009. The Family Centre which provides a wide...
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Mental health support for new parents
If you’re feeling low, tearful or unmotivated since becoming pregnant or having a baby, there is lots of support in Havering to look after your mental health.
After you have a baby, you are likely to experience ‘Baby Blues’. This is when hormonal changes in your body may cause you to feel tearful, irritable and low in mood. This may last a few days or a couple of weeks and should go away by itself.
If this continues for weeks or months, you may have postnatal depression, which is more serious.
If you feel like this, speak to a professional about your feelings and they will be able to support you and your family.
Fathers can get postnatal depression too and there is local support for dads too in Havering.
Support for people with communication needs
The 111 service is suitable for Deaf/hard of hearing people.
On the NHS 111 website you can find information about:
- Text relay
- BSL support
- Getting an interpreter if your preferred language isn't English
Crisis Cafés
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