As a community interest company, we rely on our community
You may have already read (here) that our voluntary projects are a significant part of what we do, this is because we wholeheartedly believe in accessible support for families and early intervention for children’s mental health, shouldn’t be based on funding.
Below, you can find more information on ways you can currently support the work we do. We are always looking for organisations, businesses and individuals to collaborate with and bring our community projects to life. Whether you can provide a space, a service, sponsorship, volunteers, donations or resources, we would love to hear from you.
We heavily rely on your word of mouth, support and resource donations to keep our community work going.
Winter well-being appeal
Aerial Adventure Soft Play, The Centre Livingston
For 2 years our community groups “Mummy Minds,” have been targeting social inclusion, well-being and children’s development; this winter is no different. Many of us know, being at home with children can be tricky on cold, winter days. We want to make sure families get out the house this winter, without worrying about the cost.
You can pledge to support our appeal by:
Donating - A donation of £4.50 covers:
1 x child entry to soft play
1 x adult a hot drink & cake
Nominating/referring - Do you know someone who would benefit from this appeal?
Humans are built for connection; getting out and having relatable conversations is a necessity for well-being. Please help us to support families during this financial and mental health crisis.
Children’s mental health week
5-11th february 2024 | “my voice matters.”
Our ethos as an organisation is supporting our children’s mental health. We provide education and information on how our brain and bodies impact our behaviour to positively influence the future of our well-being.
We will be holding a variety of activities and webinars to support Children’s Mental Health Week.
Check back soon to see how you can support us.
resource donations
As part of our voluntary projects providing 1-1 emotional and cognitive support in schools, we are always looking for resources to help facilitate activities and learning opportunities with our children and young people.