MAP Advice Line for young people

The Mancroft Advice Project (MAP) are providing a free phone advice line and email advice service for young people, aged 11-25, across Norfolk, open 10.30 am – 5.30 pm Monday to Friday (except bank holidays). 0800 0744454 advice@map.uk.net

15th April, 2020

9305 Mancroft Advice Project
9305 Mancroft Advice Project

The Mancroft Advice Project (MAP) are providing a free phone advice line and email advice service for young people, aged 11-25, across Norfolk, open 10.30 am – 5.30 pm Monday to Friday (except bank holidays).

0800 0744454

advice@map.uk.net

Young people can call or email them if they:

  • Need food
  • Are worried about money and debt
  • Need advice about housing or benefits
  • Don’t know where to get help for other problems or worries

Their team of expert advisers will be there to help. It’s free and confidential.

Poster about this Advice Line with more information

Poster for professionals to use when advising young people with more information and signposting

Norfolk partners are working together to ensure victims of domestic abuse know help remains available

Norfolk partners are working together to ensure victims of domestic abuse know help remains available

16th April, 2020

On the 11th April 20 the Home Office launched a new public awareness campaign highlighting that if anyone is at risk of, or experiencing domestic abuse, help is still available.

Change in how to access mental health advice and support for 0 -25’s in Norfolk & Waveney

Change in how to access mental health advice and support for 0 -25’s in Norfolk & Waveney

15th April, 2020

Many services and organisations have changed what they do as a result of COVID 19. Support for children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing (formerly known as CAMHS) has also changed.

See Something, Hear Something, Say Something Campaign

See Something, Hear Something, Say Something Campaign

8th April, 2020

A county-wide campaign is being launched on Thursday 9th April calling on communities to look out for children and young people, during the current coronavirus lockdown. Entitled See Something, Hear Something, Say Something, the campaign focuses on keeping children safe, as families face the pressure of staying at home for this prolonged period.