Building stronger communities through building self-belief.

What we do
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46 Steel Street - Our New Community Space

For many years we have been looking for a communuity building to call our own. When Steel Street became avaialable, we jumped at the chance of being able to utilise such a fabulous space. After weeks of work, on the 2nd of October we launched oue very own community building. We would like to thank everyone for their support, and we look forward to many happy years in our new community building. Please pop in to see us, and look out for our community events. Everyone is welcome!

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Our Core Aim

Our core aim is to build stronger communities by building self-belief in vulnerable young people. We run programmes that improve self-confidence, self-esteem and enhance the social skills of young people. 

Our philosophy is that by intervening early, more serious mental health issues can be prevented in young people.

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Get involved!

We have lots of ways you can help and provide support to us and what we do, which in turn helps transform the lives of young people. You can get involved by making a donation, volunteering, fundraising, partnering with us or sponsoring us.

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Insights

Learn all about what we do and the projects we have completed. There are blogs, films, news items, podcasts and events that are coming up. We love sharing what we do, please take look!

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In need of a boost?

Our resource hub is a place where you can find a collection of resources to guide, educate, advise and inspire. We have covered every area of wellbeing to support young people and ensure they get the very best advice.

Create an account, and find podcasts, career advice, videos, blogs – and so much more, will be at your fingertips.


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There has been a remarkable improvement in the girls self-confidence over the time they have spent on the programme. They are more emotionally independent, happier in class, have made more friends – both in and out of the group, and their attendance has improved. This programme has given them the opportunity to thrive and develop into much more confident young people. I have been so impressed with the work the charity has done, and we are really looking forward to them coming back in to the academy and working with more of our students.

- Mrs M Parker, Consett Academy