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We don't want you to feel alone

Are you a young person living in the district of Winchester?
Do you ever feel stressed, anxious, or down? You’re not alone.
Mental health is just as important as physical health, and it’s OK to ask for help. That’s where Winchester Youth Counselling comes in. We offer ways to help you deal with your feelings and feel better.
That’s where we come in. 
A trained counsellor can assist you in understanding your feelings and provide coping mechanisms. It takes a little work and might be a bit embarrassing at first, but we’re here to help you every step of the way.  
Don’t wait until things get too much. If you’re struggling, reach out to us today.
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We are here to help you

Are you a young person struggling right now?
Parents, do you need our help?

 

Do you work with young people?

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As part of our charity mission here at WYC, we aim to continue to build on our position as a youth-led organisation, advocating for positive outcomes in mental health for young people.

In line with our charity values, we continue to increase our community networks and partnerships, spotlighting our youth board.

Events

Wellbeing Walk-in
Every Wednesday including school holidays for 11-25yr olds, free to attend, no booking required
South Downs Social café, Kings Walk, Winchester
4pm to 5pm 

 

 

Parent Support Group for parents/carers of neurodivergent young people
10:15 am-12:15 pm on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at the Vineyard Church, Bar End Road, Winchester
The group is free of charge, and there is parking on site.
The topic for May is School Refusal
Our next Parent Support Programme will run on Thursday 15th May 2025, from 6-7.30pm, at the Solent Mind Wellbeing Centre in Winchester.
These sessions are free of charge. Booking essential.
Parent Support Group for parents/carers of 11 – 25 year olds (Swanmore)
10:00-11:00am on the last Wednesday of every month at Swanmore Methodist Church Hall, Chapel Road, Swanmore.
The group is free of charge, and there is parking on site.

Make a donation

£25 could pay for a young person to attend a Youth Wellbeing Drop In Session
£35 could pay for a child to attend a nature therapy workshop
£60 could pay for a child or young person to attend a one to one counselling session

“With the support of WYC we as a family have hope for the very first time. WYC has meant the world to us as a family. To have a service like this available is quite frankly saving children’s lives. Thank you.”

“These sessions have truly changed my life – I have seen many positive changes in my relationships with friends and family. I am so grateful that this service is here. It is invaluable”

“Counselling has improved my mental health and made me a happier person.”

“I would highly recommend this service to anyone, it has changed the way I think about myself completely.”