Published service description
City wide programme led by partners across the city (public, private, voluntary) and supported by Bristol city council's public health team. Aim is to improve mental health
Bristol’s Health and Wellbeing Strategy sets out our local health and wellbeing priorities.
Bristol City Council’s Suicide Prevention Strategy and action plan outline the ambitions and plans to become a Zero Suicide City.
To find out more about health and wellbeing for Children and young people, Bristol Family Hubs ‘Health and wellbeing for young people‘ page details where to find resources and support and information about current mental health work. Bristol Healthy Schools website also provides information on Mental health and wellbeing in schools.
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