We put young people at the heart of what we do: helping them achieve and sustain better mental health. We do this by equipping those closest to young people - families, friends, educators, communities and employers - with strategies and support based on the best available evidence.
About Charlie
In September 1997, at the age of 28, Charlie tragically died by suicide. He was suffering from depression and felt he no longer had the strength to carry on.Charlie sits at the heart of our story, our vision and our purpose.
Support for parents and carers
We provide evidence-based resources for parents and carers, on a range of topics relating to supporting the mental health of children and young people.
Support for educators
We provide evidence-based training and resources for schools, colleges and universities on a range of mental health topics to help them support young peoples' mental health.
Fundraise for us
Fancy running 10k, hold a tea party, organising a bingo night, climbing a mountain…? The sky’s the limit for our fundraisers!
Mental health resources
Our free mental health resources equip parents, carers, teachers and communities with the best and latest evidence-based strategies. They are available to download or to order as a hard copy.
Charlie Waller Workplace
Our sister organisation works hand in hand with public, private and third sector organisations to help them build better mental health amongst their workforce, providing specialist training and consultancy.
The impact of our work
Every year we reach thousands of young people, educators, parents and employers. We give them practical tools and strategies and the confidence to look after their mental health.
In 2025...
12,200
teachers, parents & pupils trained
30,709
printed mental health resources sent out
2,029
staff and line managers trained