Harrow Support Directory

Harrow Parent Carer Forum, is made up of a group of parents of disabled children. We represent the voices of families of SEN/disabled children from birth to 25 years living in the London Borough of Harrow.

Our services are for unpaid carers, that’s anyone who provides unpaid care and support for people in the community who are ill, frail, disabled, disadvantaged or have a drug or alcohol dependency.

Young Harrow Foundation’s website features an up-to-date Mental Health Hub listing local youth mental health provider

Kooth is a free online counselling and emotional well-being support service for children and young people.

Harrow Horizons works with children, young people and their families presenting with mild to moderate mental health need.

The Wïsh centre is a charity supporting young people in Harrow with free therapy, counselling, peer groups, and training to prevent self-harm and abuse

Mind in Harrow delivers mental wellbeing workshops for young people aged 8-25, and training for parents, carers and volunteers via the Heads-Up Partnership.

EACH Counselling offer free confidential counselling for local young people aged 11-18 experiencing a difficult or unstable home environment.

Hestia runs Harrow Cove, a safe space for 16+ offering mental health, domestic abuse, and employment support.

Bereavement Care offers free, confidential support for all ages experiencing grief, through 1:1 sessions, groups, and support via schools.

HeadsUp Harrow is a partnership of 5 local charities offering specialist mental health services to young people who face additional barriers to support.

The Breathe Support Group
offers monthly peer sessions for parents and carers of young people with mental health challenges.

Molly Rose Foundation wants to help reach those at risk of suicide and connect them to the help, support, and practical advice they need

Nip in the Bud create short films and fact sheets to help families and professionals spot and respond to children’s mental health needs

Mental Health UK deliver
programmes locally that equip 14–18 year olds with mental health tools for life’s transitions delivered in partnership with secondary schools.

A small Harrow charity offering mental health resources and session plans for children aged 3–18, delivered in schools or at home.

Need to Talk provides a safe, non-judgemental space in Harrow where qualified counsellors offer one-to-one support to explore personal concerns and issues.

SLTH offer Equine Therapy and alternative education programmes for young people facing challenges such as low school attendance, SEMH needs or social isolation.