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School-based infrastructure for whole-system wellbeing.

Relational Support Workers are embedded in schools to coordinate wellbeing support, build trust with young people and connect school provision into community projects and specialist pathways.
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A school-based mentoring conversation representing embedded relational support
Why it matters

The coordinating role that helps the whole system connect.

Many young people do not need one more disconnected referral. They need a trusted adult who can identify needs early, coordinate the right support and stay connected beyond a short intervention.

Visible support

A trusted presence in school that young people know how to access.

Listening spaces

Low-barrier conversations that make early help possible.

Bespoke interventions

Support shaped around the needs of each school and individual.

Coordinated pathways

Links into mentoring, counselling, community projects and external services.

How it connects

From school pressure to connected support.

The Wellbeing Centre is the anchor point for the wider system.

01

Embed

Build presence within school life and pastoral teams.

02

Listen

Create safe, accessible spaces for young people to be heard.

03

Identify

Spot needs early and understand what support is required.

04

Coordinate

Connect young people to the right project, intervention or partner.

05

Sustain

Keep long-term relational support around the young person.

Connected projects

The projects that make the system work.

Each project is a doorway into the wider pathway — creating belonging, trust, early support and long-term connection.