News & articles

We’re very excited to be collaborating with an inspirational group of Health and Social Care students at Petroc to develop our Time To Make Sense programme for 13-17 year olds…. Read more

Voting has now closed in the Aviva Community Fund. Thanks for all your awesomeness. We got 1,109 votes – brilliant going everyone!… Read more

September can be full of excitement and possibilities – a new class, new school, or a transition to college, university or work. It can also be stressful and intimidating, as… Read more

Have a look at this – and show it to your kids. https://www.facebook.com/115178025803049/videos/115182099135975/… Read more

This Access to Information request (on the Devon County Council website) sheds some light on the stark differences in cost when a child leaves mainstream education to attend a Pupil… Read more

How focusing on a typically side-lined subject brought this school and its pupils the side-effect of success. Derelict school becomes national leader by making a surprising subject compulsory… Read more

Anxiety is reaching epidemic levels among children – ‘seismic change’ is needed, according to the Children’s Commissioner. We believe the change needed is a focus on early, rather than crisis,… Read more

A major new study by the University of Exeter has found that children who are excluded from school are more likely to be suffering from mental health problems, and that… Read more

We are crowdfunding to deliver three of our Time to Make Sense groups directly to the families who need them most. Can you spare any donation, no matter how small,… Read more

This article has 12 eye-opening statistics about the lack of funding for children’s mental health provision and research, which will inevitably have a devastating knock-on effect – on families, on… Read more

This article focuses on the Westminster attack, but provides useful guidance for conversations about all aspects of  terrorism…. Read more

(ref: Green et al. (2005) Mental Health of Children and Young People in Great Britain. Basingstoke: Macmillan). The situation appears to be worsening, not improving – in the last 25… Read more