Our Educational Wellbeing support workers work holistically with young people, equipping them to better engage with and progress in educational opportunities, improve their sense of belonging and agency and increase their skills and knowledge.

They do this through the following wellbeing activities:

-Individualised wellbeing support sessions, which include goal setting, understanding the UK immigration system, providing tools and resources for managing emotions and distress

-Emotional and mental wellbeing support which nurtures self-esteem, sense of belonging and trust in others (including addressing safeguarding situations and providing mental health first aid to young people when dealing with distress)

-Advocate with and on behalf of young people to address factors impacting their access and progression in education, including financial health, physical health, mental and emotional health, immigration status and benefits