CPU London | The delivery of free, long-term psychotherapy to disadvantaged young people (18-25) at a new satellite clinic in Islington

CPU London | The delivery of free, long-term psychotherapy to disadvantaged young people (18-25) at a new satellite clinic in Islington

We are delighted to be opening a new Satellite Clinic in Islington delivering free, long-term psychotherapy to people on benefits and low-incomes suffering from mental ill-health. Our Satellite Clinic will directly replicate the cost-effective, clinically-proven delivery model we run at our Main Clinic in Camden, combining an experienced core clinical team with a group of trainee psychotherapists.

Meningitis Now

Meningitis Now

At Meningitis Now, our vision is a future where no-one in the UK loses their life to meningitis and everyone affected gets the support they need to rebuild their lives.

22 people every day are still affected by this terrible and devastating disease.

They will continue to need our aftercare and support, both now and in the future; and until meningitis is eliminated from the UK, it's vital that we continue to raise awareness and fight back against the disease.

Me2club - Inclusion for All Project

Me2club - Inclusion for All Project

Me2Club is delighted to have received funding from the Pixel Fund to support our work reducing isolation and increasing inclusion for children and young people with additional needs in Berkshire. This grant is helping ensure that more children can take part in everyday activities alongside their peers, building confidence, independence and a sense of belonging.

Mental health support service for children and young people with cerebral palsy

Mental health support service for children and young people with cerebral palsy

Cerebral Palsy Scotland improves the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy through specialist therapy, support and information. We’re ambitious for people with cerebral palsy. For over 30 years our therapists have worked alongside people with cerebral palsy and their families, helping them develop practical skills which transform daily life.

SMS Programmes | Real Help, Right Now

SMS Programmes | Real Help, Right Now

Children and young people living with a health condition can often face social isolation, anxiety, and missed opportunities due to their health challenges. Many are navigating trauma and are at increased risk of poor mental health, social exclusion, and disrupted education.

Go Live Theatre Camp

Go Live Theatre Camp

Go Live Theatre uses the power of theatre to create inspiring experiences and unlock possibilities for children and young people. We enable children and young people from vulnerable and challenging backgrounds and those with special emotional and educational needs and disabilities, to experience the joy and wellbeing of live theatre. 

Partnership for Children – improving the emotional resilience of young people

Partnership for Children – improving the emotional resilience of young people

Partnership for Children was established in 2001. Our aim is to promote the mental health and emotional wellbeing of children, helping them to develop social and communication skills, coping strategies, emotional resilience and self-confidence. We have developed a range of programmes and activities which help children and young people (aged 3 – 12 years) to cope with difficulties and express their feelings, resulting in improved classroom atmosphere, boosted academic achievement and reduced bullying.

The Windmill Trust

The Windmill Trust

The Windmill Trust is a registered charity established in 2021 in response to the shortage of specialist children’s mental health support in West Cumbria. We provide long-term, trauma-informed creative psychotherapies, including Art Therapy, Play Therapy and Dramatherapy, delivered by HCPC-registered, master’s-level therapists.

LMK (Let Me Know)

LMK (Let Me Know)

Relationship abuse is an urgent problem impacting millions of people in the UK every year.

Its prevalence continues to be on the rise. And young people barely out of full time education, between the ages of 16 to 19, are the most at risk of experiencing it; an early experience that can impact nearly every aspect of the rest of their lives. 

Venture Scotland's Empower Programme - Changing Young Lives Outdoors

Venture Scotland's Empower Programme - Changing Young Lives Outdoors

Venture Scotland is the only provider of long-term, outdoor-based personal development support for young adults in Scotland. Using Scotland’s natural environments and a person-centred practice, we support young adults who are suffering from poor mental health, trauma, poverty, health inequality, unemployment, crime and alcohol and substance misuse.

Art Therapy Programme for Children in North Ayrshire - delivered by Impact Arts

Art Therapy Programme for Children in North Ayrshire - delivered by Impact Arts

Impact Arts' Art Therapy Programme in North Ayrshire provides a tiered model of psychotherapeutic support to children, young people and their families who are affected by familial/parental substance use. Targeted towards those where the use of alcohol and drug use by family members is a contributing factor to Adverse Childhood Experiences.

12-week group therapy intervention for disadvantaged children

12-week group therapy intervention for disadvantaged children

KidsAid intend to provide a group therapy intervention for twelve children and young people who are displaying early signs of poor mental health. Themes within the sessions will focus on connecting with oneself and others with self-acceptance, empathy, and compassion; exploring worries and fears; and creating a personal toolkit to use when life feels overwhelming.

Me2 Club, Inclusion for All Project: Empowering Disabled Children through Mainstream Activities

Me2 Club, Inclusion for All Project: Empowering Disabled Children through Mainstream Activities

Me2 Club is a charity which helps children and young people with additional needs and disabilities aged 5 – 19 access social, sports and leisure activities in Berkshire. It was set up in 2003 by a group of parents who wanted the same opportunities for their disabled children.