Emotional Mental Health & Wellbeing
Learning Hub

Supporting Children and Young People Beyond Contact and Barriers to School Engagement

Many children and young people require more than contact support. Increasingly, they are experiencing anxiety, low confidence, emotional distress, and difficulty engaging with school and social environments.

The Emotional Mental Health & Wellbeing (EMHWB) Learning Hub provides structured, compassionate support to help children rebuild confidence, connection, and emotional resilience.

Understanding the Context

Children and young people may have experienced:

  • Loss of peer interaction
  • Extended time at home
  • Increased reliance on digital devices
  • Barriers to school engagement
  • Exposure to online risks

These experiences can affect emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and confidence.

Our Approach

We provide a blended approach that includes:

  • Emotional wellbeing learning
  • Coaching and mentoring
  • Real-world activities
  • Safe, supportive environments
  • Measurable progress and outcomes
Programmes

Superpower Minds (Ages 7–12)

  • Understanding feelings
  • Building confidence
  • Learning calming strategies
  • Identifying safe support

Mindset & Life Skills (Ages 13–17)

  • Identity and self-awareness
  • Emotional resilience
  • Confidence and focus
  • Life skills and decision-making
Coaching and Identity
We support children and young people to better understand themselves, build confidence, and develop a stronger sense of identity.

This helps them make positive decisions, build healthier relationships, and engage more effectively with school and everyday life.

Real-World Activities

We actively encourage engagement beyond screens through:

Structured activities

  • Army Cadets
  • Police Cadets
  • Sea Cadets
  • Martial arts

Voluntary activities

  • Sports
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Athletics
    • Team sports
    • Tennis
  • Creative activities
    • Music
    • Acting
    • Dance
    • Arts and crafts
    • Drawing
    • Book writing

These activities support confidence, discipline, and social connection.

School Engagement
We support children experiencing barriers to school engagement, including anxiety or school avoidance, through gradual, structured steps that build confidence and participation.
Professional Alignment

This service supports:

  • Early Help
  • SEND
  • Safeguarding
  • Trauma-informed practice
  • Emotional wellbeing outcomes

Contact

We welcome referrals and partnership discussions.

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Supporting children to feel safe, confident, and able to engage with the world around them.

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