CASH enjoys a number of partnerships with our colleagues in health and other agencies.

• Clinical Associate Psycholgists (CAPs) are employed by CAMHS and are part of local CAMHS teams. 31 CAPs are named links to each of our mainland secondary schools and are based for part of their week in schools.
• Six of our schools host Integrated Health Centres where services in education and health work closely together in school based hubs.
• Mental Health Support Teams (MHSTs) are employed by health and are based in primary schools in parts of the county. Supporitng transition into secondary school and the early months in secondary are part of their work. Teams are established in Kerrier and restormel, North Cornwall has two teams currently training (Camel Valley and Upper Tamar Valley teams) 

Inter Professional Collaboration is central to this work - all professionals recognise and celebrate each other's skills and attributes and look to work closely in order to prvode the best possible service and outcomes for children and young people.

	Draft Cornwall Tobacco Control Strategy 2026-2030 (V0.4)	[docx 73KB]
	Criteria for CWP referral edit	[docx 728KB]
	Request for support Guidance Edit	[docx 724KB]
	YPC CSFT presentation	[pptx 3MB]
	Mind and Body programme	[pdf 897KB]
	MHST Decider Skills	[pptx 2MB]
	Mental Health and wellbeing in schools December 2018	[pdf 179KB]
	The resource pack provided to MPs for a government debate explaining recent Government policy announcements and bringing together related parliamentary material, news articles and further reading. Includes online links to the key documents relating to mental health and suicide prevention in schools.
	TurningTheTide Nov 2018 Update	[pdf 1MB]
	The multi agency plan to transform the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
	Managing Self HarmToolkit	[pdf 7MB]
	Identified by CASH colleagues as being a key priority, this toolkit is being supported by twilight training in every Cornish secondary school during 2018 and 2019. Schools are required to invite all primary school partners to the training together with local professionals in other agencies.
	Thrive programme - what is it May 2017	[pdf 1MB]
	THRIVE is the underpinning programme upon which Turning the Tide is based.
	Headstart Kernow Programme Overview	[pdf 3MB]
	A Big Lottery funded programme in six Local Authorities across England running from 2016-2021. The HeadStart Kernow partnership will build the resilience and mental well-being of young people who have asked us to ensure: • ‘We can understand our own thoughts and emotions and can talk openly when we need help’ • ‘People around us know the signs and know what to do when we are struggling.’ • ‘Help is reliable and consistent; we will know who we can trust to help us to help ourselves.’ • ‘We are helped to cope with the pressures of life, including online.’ • We learn and share what we have learnt.