OUR SERVICES
BESpoke support for every young person
We offer a range of programmes designed to meet young people from diverse backgrounds where they are and provide the right support at the right time.
WHAT WE OFFER
Our Service Areas
Click on any service to learn more about how it works and who it's for.
1 to 1 Mentoring
Trained mentors provide consistent, trusted support to young people over an extended period. Our mentoring relationships help build confidence, resilience, and positive decision-making.
Who it's for:
Young people aged from 7-25 facing challenges at home, school, or in the community
Key outcomes:
Improved confidence and self-esteem
Better school attendance
Better school attendance
Peer Mentoring
Young people supporting young people. Our trained peer mentors share lived experience and provide relatable guidance, creating powerful connections that inspire positive change.
Who it's for:
Young people who respond well to peer support and shared experiences
Key outcomes:
Enhanced peer connections
Improved social skills
Increased sense of belonging
Counselling
Professional therapeutic support delivered by qualified counsellors. We offer a safe space for young people and families to explore their feelings, process experiences, and develop coping strategies.
Who it's for:
Young people and families seeking professional, therapeutic support
Key outcomes:
Improved mental health and wellbeing
Better emotional regulation
Increased self-awareness
Reflective Support
A confidential, user-led space offering non-judgemental support and practical tools to help individuals reflect, build self-awareness, and move forward at their own pace.
Who it's for:
Professionals seeking a safe space for professional and personal development.
Key outcomes:
Greater self-understanding
Improved decision-making
Enhanced emotional intelligence
Life Coaching
Goal-focused support helping young people, parents and professionals identify their aspirations and develop actionable plans to achieve them. Building motivation, accountability, and practical life skills.
Who it's for:
Young people, parents and professionals ready to set goals and work towards positive futures
Key outcomes:
Clear goal-setting
Increased motivation
Practical life skills development
Street Smart Workshop
Interactive workshops addressing key risks facing young people today, including exploitation, substance misuse, and harmful relationships. Empowering young people with knowledge and strategies.
Who it's for:
Young people at risk of or exposed to harmful situations
Key outcomes:
Increased awareness of risks
Protective strategies
Safer decision-making
Parent Groups
Support groups for parents and carers, providing tools, strategies, and peer support to strengthen family relationships and create more stable home environments.
Who it's for:
Parents and carers seeking support and connection
Key outcomes:
Improved family communication
Parenting strategies
Peer support network
Detached & Outreach Youth Work
Meeting young people where they are – on the streets, in parks, and in their communities. Building trust and providing support outside of formal settings.
Who it's for:
Young people who may not engage with traditional services
Key outcomes:
Increased engagement
Connection to support services
Community safety
Bespoke Training
Tailored training for professionals and parents, covering trauma-informed practice, neurodiversity, and strategies to support young people and personal wellbeing.
Who it's for:
Professionals and parents seeking practical, tailored support.
Key outcomes:
Increased trauma-informed confidence
Practical neurodiversity support tools
Stronger wellbeing and resilience
WHO WE SUPPORT
Those facing challenges
We work with a variety of individuals and young people aged 7-25 who are experiencing or at risk of:
Youth crime & violence
Mental Health
Youth Personal development
Vulnerable people identified
Homelessness
Early intervention
Entrepreneurship
Adolescence
All forms of abuse
Advocacy
OUR ACTION IN WORK
See the difference we make
From one-to-one mentoring sessions to community celebrations, here's a glimpse of the work we do and the young people we support.
Past events
Referrals can come from professionals (schools, social workers, youth workers, health services) or from young people and families themselves.
All referrals are reviewed by our team, and we'll contact you within 5 working days to discuss next steps.
Making a referral
HOW TO REFER
Referral process
Submit referral
Complete our referral form with as much information as possible
Review & assessment
Our team reviews the referral and meets with the individual to understand their needs.
Support begins
We match the individual with the most appropriate mentor or counsellor and support starts.
Ready to make a referral?
Our team is here to help find the right programme.