We're talking mental health.

We provide mental health training, resources and consultancy with a focus on children and young people.

What we offer

Find mental health resources

We work with young people, parents and carers, schools, colleges, universities and employers.

All our work is based on sound evidence. It gives people the confidence and skills to look after their mental health.

Charlie sits at the heart of our story, our vision and our purpose.

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Workplace mental health training

We offer bespoke training and consultancy to enable you to recognise and address mental health issues for individuals and teams.

Workplace

Training for schools, colleges and universities

We deliver high quality, evidence-based training, resources and consultancy, working in partnership with you.

Schools Colleges Universities

Training for parents and carers

We provide support and training to parents and carers of children with mental health Issues. Our experts are parents and carers who have experienced this themselves.

Parents and Carers

Free webinars!

Join our mental health webinars for anyone interested in children and young people's mental health. Upcoming topics include supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities, relationship skills, asking for help, the cost of living crisis and more.

Free webinars

University mental health policy toolkit

Our toolkit helps universities create a strategy to improve the mental health of staff and students. It’s practical, evidence-based and free of charge.

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Mental health policy guidance for schools

Schools can play an important role in children’s mental health. Our policy guidance and template help staff spot and support students who may be struggling. It’s free and can be customised for your school.

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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.

Learn more about the impact we are having

In 2020...

43,197

teachers, parents & pupils trained

131,657

publications sent out

1,551

staff and line managers trained

Fundraise for Charlie Waller

We rely on the generosity of our supporters to fund our vital work. There are so many ways to get involved.

Mozart Requiem

Book now for this wonderful evening of Mozart at London’s elegant Cadogan Hall.

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Walk for Wellbeing

Boost your mental wellbeing with a 10km walk for World Mental Health Day.

Bradfield Carol Service

Join us for a blissful evening of carols at Bradfield College on Tuesday 6 December.

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Our latest mental health resources

We have a wide range of free guides, booklets, posters, videos and other resources to read, download, listen to and watch.

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What to do if you are with a student who has confirmed they are at risk of suicide

Information to support college and university staff about student suicide

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This site’s content is based on clinical research verifiable from published studies. Clinical staff at the Charlie Waller Institute, University of Reading review our materials and provide quality assurance. We involved site users in scoping, content and design, and the site meets AA accessibility standards.

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The Charlie Waller Trust

The Charlie Waller Trust is a registered charity in England and Wales 1109984. A company limited by guarantee. Registered company in England and Wales 5447902. Registered address: The Charlie Waller Trust, First Floor, 23 Kingfisher Court, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5SJ.