Content is loading...

Hide this page Easy read and translate

Young person's MHST referral form

Three teenagers sitting on the ground laughing with each other

There are 7 sections to complete on this form.

In sections 1 to 5 we ask for information about you, including consent and contact details.

In sections 6 and 7 you can tell us about your reason for making this referral.

This form may take around 15 to 20 minutes to complete.

1. Your safety

Sometimes, when people feel sad or worried, they might have thoughts about hurting themselves. You can still make a referral to our service if you have these thoughts, but only if you do not have any plans to act on them.

If you do have plans to hurt yourself and feel you can’t keep yourself safe, it’s very important to get help straight away.

You can:

  • contact First Response Service by calling 111 and selecting the mental health option
  • attend an A&E department
  • speak with a trusted adult (such as a parent) so they can help you stay safe and find the right support. This may include contacting your GP for support

If you do have plans to hurt yourself but feel you can keep yourself safe, you can make a referral to YOUnited. Please be aware your referral may not be reviewed by YOUnited immediately.

MHST does not provide an emergency response or crisis support.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.


You must log in to save content

Click below to log in or create a new account

Login

You must log in to save content

Click below to log in or create a new account

Login