We focus on community...
We believe mental health support should start in the community, not just in organisations or formal health services. Support should be close to where people live and part of everyday life.
We think funding should be used in a better way, so it reaches people earlier and supports simple, local services—not just expensive or crisis care. Children, young people, and adults should be able to access support like workshops, family sessions, counselling, and therapy in their community, where it is easier to reach and often more effective.
Children, young people and adults who need mental health and well-being support, whether through well-being workshops, family sessions, counselling and therapy can access it within the community, where it matters most and costs the least
We believe mental health and well-being support should be part of everyday community life, not just something found in formal services. Support should be easy to access, close to home, and available to everyone who needs it.
Our aim is to make sure resources are used to help people directly, rather than being lost in complex systems, long waiting lists, or high referral costs. We want children, young people, and adults to be able to access support—such as workshops, family sessions, counselling, and therapy—within their community, where it is often simpler, more effective, and more affordable.
All of our work is based on a mindful and compassionate approach. Through our community projects, we help people build practical skills to manage stress, anxiety, depression, and everyday challenges.
The income from our services, publications, and training helps fund these community projects. By using or supporting WWTM, you are helping us bring accessible mental health and well-being support to more people and communities. Thank you for being part of this work.
All our community well-being projects use a compassionate and mindful approach, to support people to develop strategies and skills for managing stress, anxiety, depression and mental health challenges at community level. You can read more about our project here Community Projects
We believe mental health and well-being support should be part of everyday community life, not just something found in formal services. Support should be easy to access, close to home, and available to everyone who needs it.
Our aim is to make sure resources are used to help people directly, rather than being lost in complex systems, long waiting lists, or high referral costs. We want children, young people, and adults to be able to access support—such as workshops, family sessions, counselling, and therapy—within their community, where it is often simpler, more effective, and more affordable.
All of our work is based on a mindful and compassionate approach. Through our community projects, we help people build practical skills to manage stress, anxiety, depression, and everyday challenges.
The income from our services, publications, and training helps fund these community projects. By using or supporting WWTM, you are helping us bring accessible mental health and well-being support to more people and communities. Thank you for being part of this work.
