Hub of Hope
Need mental health support? Hub of Hope helps you find local services wherever you are. It’s the UK’s biggest directory of help—because no matter what you’re going through, there is always help and always hope.
Smiling Mind
Life has ups and downs—Smiling Mind helps you handle them. It’s like a mental fitness workout in your pocket! Learn skills to boost your wellbeing, build healthy habits, and feel ready for anything. Your daily dose of calm and confidence starts here.
Feeling good teens
For ages 10–15, this app helps you feel confident, calm, and ready to take on challenges. It has relaxing audio tracks for stress, sleep, and self-confidence, plus a video to help with calm breathing.
Limbic Access
Limbic helps you get the right support quickly. It makes sure you’re matched with the best clinician for your needs—so you can start feeling better sooner.
Mental Health Support Team
We’re here to make getting help easier. MHST works with local schools and other services so you can get advice and support when you need it. You’ll find us in your school or education setting, ready to listen and help.
HEY Mind Counselling
We know that getting help when you are struggling is important, that’s where our counselling can help.
When you are struggling with your feelings, counselling can help you to process what’s going on in a safe environment.
Sidekick by Suicide & Co
Grieving after suicide can feel really lonely. The Sidekick app is here to support you anytime, right on your phone. It includes mental health exercises and resources designed for suicide loss, so you can find what works best for you.
Child Bereavement
Child Bereavement UK offers free, confidential support for children, young people, families, and carers. You can talk by phone, video, or instant message—whatever feels easiest for you.
Fitmums & Friends
Together in Grief – The Forest Project helps children and young people cope after someone they love has died. Through forest activities, stories, and support, it creates a safe space to share feelings.
Dove House
When someone you love dies, it can feel really hard. Dove House has Children’s Bereavement Groups where you can talk about your feelings and get support. The team can also give practical advice and connect you with other organisations that can help you and your family.
SupportLine
SupportLine is here for anyone feeling alone, at risk, or hurt. If you’re self-harming, we know it’s not easy to just stop. The site shares safer ways to cope and tips to help you stay safe while you find better ways to let out your feelings.
Stay Alive (Papyrus App Store)
Stay Alive is a free app that helps keep you safe when life feels really hard. It’s full of tips and tools you can use if you’re having thoughts of suicide, or if you’re worried about someone else. You’re not alone—help is just a tap away.
Tellmi (Papyrus App Store)
Feeling stressed or worried? You’re not alone! Life can be tough, but Tellmi is a safe space to share what’s on your mind. Chat anonymously, get advice, and connect with a supportive community that cares.