Campaigns

Hampshire CAMHS recognises that life can be incredibly challenging for our young people which can impact on their anxiety, experiences, connectivity and learning.

Hampshire CAMHS in 2024 will be running a campaign, in collaboration with HPCN, that focuses on the needs of Parents and Carers.

Life Lines

A National Project organised by Hampshire CAMHS that encourages people of all ages to raise public awareness of suicide.

The ICE Project is a series of free arts workshops and creative opportunities, for young people known to Hampshire CAMHS.

This is a survey of the views of boys (including transgender boys) between the ages of 11-18 years. The survey will be open to responses until 10th December 2021.

This survey is now closed.   To see the results, click inside.

We know that the last 12 months have been incredibly challenging for our young people which, as a result, has impacted on their anxiety, experiences, connectivity and learning. The Together Project shares helpful resources and ideas, and a useful platform for conversations with young people.

Hear Me. The Hear Me campaign is a year long campaign for 2019 which focuses on children in care.

Everybody has a body and every body is brilliant. The Everybody Campaign was a yearlong campaign in 2018, which focused on eating disorders, body image and self-esteem in young people.

The SAFE Campaign was a yearlong campaign in 2017 which centred around suicide awareness for young people.