Supporting families when it matters most
At Young Crisis Hub, our edge of care service is designed to support young people and their families at critical points – before a crisis escalates or statutory care becomes necessary. We focus on keeping families together safely and sustainably by providing intensive, tailored support to prevent entry into care.
Edge of care is a preventative, family-centred intervention aimed at reducing the risk of young people entering the care system. We step in when families are struggling with significant challenges and need additional support to rebuild relationships, manage behaviours, and stabilise the home environment.
We work with children and young people experiencing:
Our skilled team offers flexible, intensive support packages including:
Highly trained, compassionate staff skilled in crisis prevention
Tailored support packages designed around each family’s needs
Close partnership working with local authorities and health services
Proven success in preventing care placements and promoting family stability
Flexible delivery models that adapt as needs change
Edge of care is a preventative, family-centred intervention designed to support young people and their families at critical points – before a crisis escalates or statutory care becomes necessary. The service focuses on keeping families together safely and sustainably by providing intensive, tailored support to prevent entry into the care system.
Art therapy is tailored to each client and scheduled to meet their individual needs. We offer remote sessions that can be accessed from the comfort of your own home.
Like other forms of therapy, art therapy can support clients in understanding and managing emotional difficulties and distress. The inclusion of art-making offers an additional dimension—allowing clients to slow down and engage in ‘play’ within a safe, supportive therapeutic relationship.
Edge of care is designed for children and young people experiencing:
Edge of care support is most effective when families are struggling with significant challenges and need additional help to rebuild relationships, manage behaviours, and stabilise the home environment. It’s designed to intervene before situations reach crisis point or before statutory care becomes necessary.
Young Crisis Hub works with children and young people aged 8–25.
Our skilled team offers flexible, intensive support packages including:
Yes, we provide in-home practical support to work directly with families in their own environment. We also offer outreach and community engagement to help young people and families build wider support networks.
Each support plan is co-created with professionals, families, and the young person themselves to ensure it’s meaningful, relevant, and effective. We tailor interventions based on individual circumstances, needs, and goals, working collaboratively to address the specific challenges each family faces.
Support packages are flexible and designed around each family’s needs. The duration depends on individual circumstances and progress towards goals. Our approach adapts as needs change over time.
Absolutely. We work in close partnership with Social Care, CAMHS, schools, and other professionals to create cohesive, joined-up care plans. Collaboration is central to our approach.
Referrals typically come from:
Young Crisis Hub is for children and young people who are in high level of need. For those who need non-urgent assessments, we operate Young Wellbeing Hub and Harley Street ADHD.
Harley Street ADHD provide high-quality assessments and support to adults with neurodevelopmental and mental health needs.
Young Wellbeing Hub is a CQC-registered provider of high-quality neurodevelopmental assessments, mental health assessments and support for children and young people.
