Partner with us
Work with us to support young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing in schools and communities.
Why Businesses Partner with Bee-lieve?
Businesses choose to support Bee-lieve because they want to make a genuine difference where it matters. Our work focuses on early intervention, helping schools and communities provide young people with the knowledge, skills and support they need to thrive.
Corporate partnerships help us expand the Molly Project, delivering wellbeing programmes, training and specialist support directly into schools and local communities.
In return, partners become part of a growing network of organisations committed to supporting the next generation.
Ways Your Organisation Can Support
This makes the opportunity feel clear and achievable.
Sponsor a School
Support a school through the Molly Project and help provide wellbeing programmes, staff training and specialist support for young people.
Fund a Programme
Fund specific initiatives such as counselling support, wellbeing workshops or early-intervention resources.
Strategic Partnerships
Work with Bee-lieve over several years to support a wider programme of work across multiple schools and communities.
Employee Engagement
Involve your team through fundraising events, volunteering opportunities and wellbeing initiatives.
The Impact Your Support Creates
Corporate funding helps Bee-lieve deliver:
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Emotional wellbeing programmes in schools
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Staff training and CPD for teachers
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Early-intervention support for young people
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Resources and workshops for families
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Specialist support where it is most needed
Every partnership helps us reach more young people and build stronger, healthier communities.
The Molly Project
One of Bee-lieve’s flagship initiatives is The Molly Project, created as a legacy to Molly Price.
The project works with schools and communities to strengthen emotional wellbeing support for young people through education, training and early intervention.
Corporate partners play a vital role in helping us expand this work and reach more schools each year.
Challenges
Why our work matters
50% of adult mental health issues are established by the age of 14
There is typically a ten-year delay between young people displaying signs of poor mental health and getting professional help.
34% of young people referred into NHS services are not accepted for treatment.
Currently 1 in 5 young people are struggling with their mental wellbeing. That’s five children in every UK classroom.
“Challenges are what make life interesting. Overcoming them is what makes life meaningful”.
– Anonymous