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Investment needed to support young people who self-harm, according to new charity report

Support for young people who self-harm should be more widely available across the country, according to a new report produced by the Centre for Mental Health.

‘A space to talk’ is an evaluation of the work of The WISH Centre, a charity that aims to prevent self-harm, abuse and exploitation of young people, in two London boroughs.

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