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How can Hospital Buddies support me?
Hospital Buddies supports children and young people on the children’s wards and in A&E at Bradford Royal Infirmary and Airedale General Hospital. Support is available seven days a week and there is no referral process.
Wellbeing Workers on the wards can support children and young people with a range of issues including:
Who can access this service?
This service is delivered in partnership with the hospital ward staff and CAMHS to ensure children and young people get the best care whilst in hospital.
Any child or young person aged 5-19 who are admitted to hospital at Bradford Royal Infirmary or Airedale General can access this service.
How to access this service
Speak to member of the ward staff to access support from Hospital Buddies.
Talking to you has given me hope that this is not forever, and I will be out of here soon.
Young person
Helps me to find confidence to reach out to professionals for support.
Young person
Been helpful to talk about my anxiety and hospital irritability.
Young person
Just chatting to someone so I am not alone all day.
Young person
Here are some local helplines and live chat services for children, young people, parents and carers that you can use right away.
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Hello, my name is Jaspreet and I’m proud to serve as a trustee on the Board of BDC Mind. I chose to volunteer with Mind because I’ve seen first-hand how vital community based mental health supporter is.