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We want to see young people thriving

That’s why we are here to support the emotional well-being and mental health of children, young people and families.

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Help and resources for

Parents & carers

Help and resources for

Children & young people

Help and resources for

Professionals

Here for you,
no matter what

We’re honoured to hear children and young people talk about their everyday discoveries—the excitement, the challenges, and all the moments in between. Growing up is full of highs and lows, and that’s a normal and meaningful part of life.

But sometimes the lows feel too frequent or too heavy. Many young people are facing pressures from social media, bullying, unsafe environments, money problems, world events, or the loss of someone they love. They may also face discrimination because of their race, sexuality, faith, or identity. It’s a lot to carry while also figuring out who you are and where you belong.

At Learning Space, we want to see young people thriving. That’s why we’re here to support the emotional well-being and mental health of children, young people, and the families who care for them. We create a safe, welcoming space where you can feel listened to, find the support you need, and begin building a brighter, more hopeful future.

Get involved

Our work relies on your support.  Do a sponsored challenge, make a one-off or regular donation, adopt us as Charity of the Year for your business or sports club – there’s so many ways you can get involved.  You can make a huge difference to a young person’s life!

The difference we make

Everything we do is focused on helping young people make the changes they want, to help them thrive.

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    Jack’s story

    Jack’s family connected with Learning Space while he was waiting for an autism assessment. At age nine, he was finding it hard to manage his emotions because his Autism and ADHD had not yet been [...]

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    Isla’s story

    Isla joined our ND Patchworking Garden Group, a 9 session outdoor programme for children and young people with neurodiverse (ND) needs. She was referred because anxiety, including emotional and separation anxiety, was affecting her confidence [...]

  • Alex’s Story

    Alex is 10 years old and lives with his parents and three older brothers, who have a diagnosis of ND. Alex has a moderate dyslexia diagnosis and is getting support for ASD and ADHD. At [...]

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We work with some amazing people to deliver services and to help us do more with the money we raise.   From providing business services for free as part of their contribution to the community, to delivering front line work in partnership – we can do more and better together.

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