Support for Youth Talk
When you chose to support Youth Talk you are helping us to provide free counselling sessions for our local young people.
Read on to see what our supporters have been getting up to!
The Clinical Reception Team
Meet Gill, part fo our Clinical Reception Team. Find out how things have evolved since she joined in 2009, what her role entails and what she enjoys doing out of work.
Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental Health Awareness Week is such an important time to highlight the connection between physical activity and mental well-being.
Moving more isn't just about getting fit, it's about boosting hormones and keeping our minds healthy. Read on for ways to boost your movement in May.
Gabriella’s Story
Meet Gabriella from our Youth Panel. When she became suicidal, Gabriella reached out for help. Counselling has helped her to understand herself, manage her mental health and heal her relationships.
Children’s Mental Health Week
Support Youth Talk this Children's Mental Health Week. Charlie shares his transformational journey and his fundraising plans for the year.
Corporate Partnership Fundraiser
Meet Jim, our Corporate Partnership Fundraiser. Find out why he joined Youth Talk, his new role, and what he likes to do out of the office.
Sean’s Story
Meet Sean from our Youth Talk, Youth Panel. He talks about anxiety and addiction in his teenage years. Then the turning point when he self-referred to Youth Talk.
The Snowball Effect
Help us create a HUGE Youth Talk snowball effect! Imagine a donation as a snowball that is rolling down a snow-covered hill. It starts small, but as it gathers more momentum, it picks up more snow, making the impact larger and larger.
Let your family, friends, employees and colleagues know they too can support our young people.
It’s World Mental Health Day, and we’re listening
It's World Mental Health Day. At Youth Talk, our experienced counsellors have been supporting young people with mental health struggles for 26 years.
In Memory of Sue Holliday
Youth Talk pays tribute to our former Trustee, Sue Holliday.