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Your donation will help us reach even more vulnerable people in our community, ensuring they feel supported, valued, and not alone during the festive season.

We can brighten Christmas for someone in need and continue our mission to help local people belong, contribute and thrive. Your gift – big or small – truly makes a difference.

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Jack who’s mum said, “Signpost helped my son immensely. I cannot recommend them highly enough. His counsellor was kind, respectful and very professional. I would highly recommend this service. Very grateful for the counsellor, she was lovely, very warm and supportive.”

Helping people like Jack - Youth Mental Health

Kelly who was helped by our Family Support service: “I was the mum shouting at her children, now I come down to his level and we talk about feelings. Things are much happier at home. I have been on courses where I just listened but with this course, I felt like I had input. I really feel heard and supported.

Helping people like Kelly - Family Support Service

Jake one of our hostel residents who was reluctant to take part in our Project Resilience health and wellbeing activities, but after a while, he became a regular at the weekly football sessions; reducing his depression and anxiety, and giving him better structure and support network.

Helping people like Jake - Health and Wellbeing

Clara who reported her husband to the police for sexually assaulting her. Clara was referred to our Independent Domestic Abuse Advisor service, she said, “It was really helpful doing the Liberty course whilst going through the justice system, helping me understand the different behaviours and be able to protect myself in the future.”

Helping people like Clara - Domestic Abuse Support

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Chantelle’s Story

This short film shares Chantelle’s traumatic journey through a childhood marked by fear, violence, and exposure to drugs long before she ever had a chance to choose differently. Her story is exactly why One YMCA must continue its mission to support its beneficiaries to rebuild their lives to where they can belong, contribute and thrive.

Please watch Chantelle’s story below, and if you can, donate to help us reach more young people who desperately need safety and hope.