www.Keep-Your-Head.com - local mental health and wellbeing website gets fresh new look  

Advice and Information - 10 October 2024

Cambridgeshire, Peterborough & Royston’s dedicated mental health and wellbeing support website www.Keep-Your-Head.com has relaunched with a refreshed new look, offering local people quicker, easier access to information on local services and support available to them, or for those they care for. 
Graphic showing a person sat on the floor, with a speech bubble saying ‘... ’. Text: ‘ Looking for mental health & wellbeing support? Visit www.Keep-Your-Head.com for information on mental health and wellbeing services and support for you, and those you care for.’

www. Keep -Y our -Head .com offers tailored, age-appropriate information for children and young people, adults, professionals and schools on a wide range of topics including mental health, anxiety, stress, depression, alcohol and drugs, bullying, eating disorders, addiction, autism and ADHD.   

 

The new website reflects on feedback received from both those who currently use the website, alongside those it is hoped will use it in the future. It’s easy to use, has reliable and up-to-date information, has clearly signposted sections and is easily accessible whether visiting via a laptop or mobile device.  

 

NHS funded, the new look website has been developed through a collaborative approach by Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Integrated Care System (ICS) partners including; NHS Cambridgeshire & Peterborough, Cambridgeshire County Council, Peterborough City Council, The SUN Network and local voluntary sector partners.  Our own Youthwatch volunteers were involved in this review process.

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