Trafford Combined ADHD Service: TCAS

About our Service

There is a new ADHD pathway primarily for children aged between 6 and 18 years old. It includes a new service called Trafford Combined ADHD Service (TCAS).

This is jointly provided by Community Paediatricians and Healthy Young Minds who provide Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).

The pathway encourages schools to identify children with behaviour difficulties, address any learning and training needs, and put the appropriate behaviour strategies in place based on your child’s needs and without waiting for a formal diagnosis.

For more information please see: Trafford Combined ADHD Service: TCAS

Who to contact

Contact Name
TCAS Administration Team
Contact Position
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
Telephone
0161 912 2352 0161 912 2352
E-mail
Website
https://www.mft.nhs.uk
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Notes

If there has already been a referral you can contact:

  • Community Paediatrics: 0161 912 5945
  • Trafford CAMHS 0161 549 6456.

If not, please see below for referral details.

Where to go

Address
1st Floor
Waterside Plaza
Sale
Postcode
M33 7ZF
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Who is it for?

Ages
  • 6-16
Eligibility Details

The pathway covers the assessment and management of children and young people with suspected or diagnosed ADHD. The pathway is primarily for children and young people aged 6-16.

Availability

Referral Required?
Yes
Referral Details

Referrals to the service are via the SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator – based within the child’s school), consent must be obtained from parent/guardian and the child must be registered with a Trafford GP. 

If the child is home-schooled then a referral can come via the GP.

TCAS Referral Form

The following information also needs to be included in the referral:

If the child is younger than 6 years there are concerns around a child’s behaviour or learning then a referral should be made to the family Health Visitor.

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