Digital Therapeutic Service for Self-Harm Support in the Black Country

This opportunity involves delivering a unified digital therapeutic service across the Black Country region (Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall, and Wolverhampton) for children, young people aged 11 and over, and their families or carers. The service must provide equitable, consistent, and accessible support that complies with NICE guidelines and is accessed through the Getting Help referral pathway. The service will support young people presenting with mild to moderate self-harm and/or suicidal ideation at a Getting Help intervention level, as referred through the CAMHS Single Point of Access. Additionally, the provider must offer tailored digital therapeutic support for children and young people with neurodiversity who self-harm, including support for their parents and carers where appropriate. The service must be accessible, culturally sensitive, and designed to meet the needs of a diverse population across the four local authority areas.