Someone to Talk To
Children’s mental health campaign
Free counselling for children
Our goal with the “Someone to Talk To” program is to reach as many schools across the UK as possible, so we can provide mental health support to children when they need it.
This charity initiative offers free counselling sessions to schools, focusing on children who need help the most. With long waiting times for mental health services through the NHS, many children are left without the care they urgently need, putting their well-being at risk.
Our team of dedicated, qualified counselors is committed to making children’s mental health a priority, ensuring they get the support they need quickly. The “Someone to Talk To” campaign is here to provide vital mental health assistance exactly when it’s needed.
received free therapy sessions
How does it work?
A ‘Someone to Talk To’ counsellor will support any child in crisis, providing interventions to address their mental health needs. We will offer immediate assistance and resources to prevent further escalation and facilitate access to any external support that may be required for the individual child.
Who is it for?
The program is aimed at young people, typically ranging from primary school children to teenagers, who need someone to talk to about their emotional challenges. This includes, but is not limited to:
• Children experiencing anxiety, depression, or stress.
• Young people struggling with social, school, or home-life pressures.
• Those affected by bullying, bereavement, or family issues.
Apply for free counseling at your school
Use our online form below