Berri Limited

Children are ending up in public care due to unmet mental health needs (Children's Commissioner, January 2020). The numbers of children in care are increasing. Social care needs to work more effectively with families to keep children safely out of care (Independent Care Review, May 2022). To form effective collaborative working relationships, social worke...

Two million children and young people in the UK have unmet mental health needs, causing enormous anxiety to their parents. We propose to bring to market a transformative suite of psychological screening, training and support products to support parents with their child's mental health, born out of clinical expertise and a decade of research and developmen...

Founded by a consultant clinical psychologist with specialist expertise about the mental health of vulnerable children, BERRI is a digital toolset that can identify and support children's psychological needs, across the domains of Behaviour, Emotional-wellbeing, Relationships, Risk and Indicators of underlying conditions. Used by social workers, foster ca...

Founded by a consultant clinical psychologist with specialist expertise about using data to support mental health across the lifespan, we developed a digital toolset (BERRI) that can identify and help to support children's psychological needs, tracking progress over time and generating individualised advice about how to support that child. This is a giant...

Coronavirus has reduced access to already scarce resources in children's mental health and social care. The most vulnerable children in the UK are more isolated than ever, and foster/residential carers and adoptive parents have less support to meet the psychological needs of their children, which have often been exacerbated by the pandemic and resulting l...

Coronavirus has reduced access to already scarce resources in children's mental health and social care. The most vulnerable children in the UK are more isolated than ever, and foster/residential carers and adoptive parents have less support to meet the psychological needs of their children, which have often been exacerbated by the pandemic and resulting l...