Mental Health and Wellbeing Lead

Mrs Griffiths

Mental Health First Aider

Mrs Foley

Mental health and wellbeing forms a core part of our ethos at St Augustine's. It is woven into the day to day life of our children through our PSHE, RSE and PE curriculums, alongside our virtues, Catholic Life and Catholic Social Teaching, extra-curricular activities and a host of other opportunities. 

If you have a concern about your child's mental health then please speak to their class teacher or Mrs Griffiths. Your child's GP may also be able to offer support. 

To see further details about the social, emotional and mental health support available in school, please see the SEND page. For more information about how you can support your child at home, or access support for yourself, please see the resources below.

Websites for further support and guidance-

children's and adult mental health

Support and advice for parents

Direct support for children 

Adult mental health support and advice

• Birmingham and Solihull Mind Mental Health Helpline 0800 915 9292 
• Samaritans 116 123
• Birmingham and Solihull Women's Aid 0121 722 2142
• Solihull Mind Crisis Cafe (adults only)- 16 Faulkner Road, B92 8SY, 6pm-11pm 7 days a week. 

Free workshops, courses and groups for parents

Resources to support mental health

and wellbeing at home