What we do
Our work is simple yet vital: to educate and empower young people with the knowledge, skills, and strategies they need to navigate the complex demands of today’s world with resilience and confidence. By doing so, we aim to prevent mental health issues spiralling out of control and build a brighter future for all.
How we do it
We work together with schools, community clubs, parents, and professional partners to deliver teaching programmes, whole-staff training, early intervention therapies, and workshops that strengthen communities of support. By breaking down barriers and challenging stigma through open dialogue, we ensure that every young person feels confident to seek help when they need it most.
Our Vision
A future where children and young people are empowered to achieve positive emotional wellbeing and mental health.
Our Mission
Bee-lieve exists to promote, build and protect the emotional wellbeing and mental health of children and young people.
We do this by working with schools, communities and partners to fund and deliver early intervention support, build nurturing environments and improve access to appropriate help, enabling young people to thrive.
Projects
All our projects are funded through the generosity of our donors, and every penny we make goes directly into the provision of services, personnel and facilities where they are most needed.
- It could setting up a quiet space for children to find calm in their busy days
- It might be the integration of emotional wellbeing/mental health-affirming elements into a curriculum
- Or perhaps the training of staff to be drawing and talk therapy champions
- Or the implementation of a whole school monitoring, assessment and tracking programme to ensure any issues are identified and actioned at the earliest opportunity
- And so much besides
We’re proud of the diversity of projects we support, but they all have two things in common.
- They’re focused on helping young people be happier and healthier
- They’re led by passionate, knowledgeable people like you, who have a vision to make a positive change, and apply to us for funding
Partnerships
The Bee-lieve Foundation also maintains and develops key partnerships with Teach Active – who bring physical activity to the maths and English curriculum – and Bounce Together – who make monitoring pupils’ emotional wellbeing easier. Schools can apply through us to on-board these important programmes at significant discount.
Interested?
We love supporting people passionate about growing positive emotional wellbeing and mental health in schools, and our minds are wide open to new ideas. You can find out more about partnering with us on better mental health for young people in our ‘Funding’ page.
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
Meet the team
Our Partner Schools
The following schools are all part of Bee-lieve Foundation’s Make a Difference for Molly Project.
Please click on the school’s logo to visit their website.
