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  1. Access Child and Youth Mental Health Service

    Access Child and Youth Mental Health Service, also known as CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) Single Point of Access, screens referrals for young people aged 5 to 18 years, who present with difficulties related to their emotional wellbeing/mental health.

    Address: Trinity Building,  Springfield University Hospital,  15 Springfield Drive, London, SW17 0YF

    Category: Community Service

  2. Acute and urgent care inpatient Ward 3

    Ward 3 is a 20 bed adult mixed sex acute mental health ward. It provides assessment and treatment for individuals experiencing mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, depression, anxiety.

    Address: Ward 3 Springfield Hospital South West London and St. George's Hospital Mental Health NHS Trust Story Building 7 Springfield Drive, London, SW17 0YF

    Category: Ward

  3. Acute Care Coordination Centre

    ACCC is responsible for the management and allocation of Acute beds in the Trust. It also functions as Out of Hours Site Managers working in collaboration with the Managers on-call and Directors on-call for the smooth running of the Trust.

    Address: Acute Care Coordination Centre,  Springfield University Hospital,  Elizabeth Newton Building Elizabeth Newton Way, London, SW17 0YG

  4. Adolescent Outreach Team

    The Adolescent Outreach Team is a multidisciplinary community team, working across South West London, with the aim of helping young people to avoid inpatient mental health care by working more intensively with them in the community during a period of mental health crisis. Once the presentation has stabilised their care is transferred back to their local CAMHS team.

    This service is for Young People aged 12-18 years who are experiencing an acute crisis in their mental health and who might be at risk of needing an inpatient admission owing to the severity of their illness or risk.

    We have Specialist Nurses, Senior Support Workers, Consultant Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Family Therapist.

    A young person will have a key worker allocated and other staff will become involved according to the interventions/treatment required.

    We see Young People at least once per week and this can be in their home, school, CAMHS clinic or other community venues. We also work with parents/carers to provide information, support and advice and to share risk management. We liaise with school and other services within the Young Person's support network, as appropriate. Owing to the nature of the presentations, we do not operate a waiting list and, if a referral is accepted, we will usually offer an assessment within a few days.

    Address: Elizabeth Newton Building Springfield University Hospital Elizabeth Newton Way, London, SW17 0YG

    Category: Community Service

  5. Aquarius ward

    Aquarius ward is a 12-bed mixed gender inpatient service for young people aged 12-18 experiencing a mental health crisis, requiring short term crisis intervention in hospital. Depending on your needs you will see a variety of people including nurses, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, Family Therapists, Social Workers or other Mental Health Practitioners. 

    Address: Building 5 (Newton Building) Entrance 8 Springfield University Hospital Elizabeth Newton Way, London, SW17 0YG

    Category: Ward

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