Achieve Optimal Wellness with A Childs voice

A Child’s Voice School Mental Health Ambassador Programme
For up to 4 Ambassadors | Ages 13–17

Train your students to become Mental Health Ambassadors, empowering them to support their peers in emotional wellbeing, safeguarding, and mental health. Our practical, hands-on programme equips students with the skills to make a positive impact while following school policies and safeguarding standards.

Year-Long Support
We work with Ambassadors for one year, providing resources, guidance, and ongoing support. All participation must be discussed and agreed with your Student Services, Pastoral Manager, or Designated Safeguarding Lead.

• Peer Support & Safeguarding Awareness: Ambassadors learn to safely support peers within school frameworks. 
• Signposting to Support Services: Trained to guide peers to counselling, online help, and professional support. 
• Emotional Literacy: Helping students recognize, name, and manage their emotions effectively. 
• Promoting Positive Relationships: Teaching respect, empathy, and healthy social connections. 
• Following School Policies: Ensures Ambassadors act safely and in line with school safeguarding rules. 
• Raising Mental Health Awareness: Ambassadors deliver peer education on wellbeing, resilience, and coping strategies. 
• Empowering Student Voice: Encourages students to speak up, advocate for themselves and others, and contribute to a supportive school culture. 
• Trauma-Informed & Inclusive: Adaptable for neurodiverse learners, including ADHD and autism. 

• Comprehensive training modules and practical activities. 
• Discussion guides to build skills in empathy, listening, and problem-solving. 
• Licensed resources and workbooks to reinforce learning. 
• Ongoing ambassador support and mentoring throughout the school year. 
• Recognition and leadership experience for Ambassadors, giving them a meaningful, accredited role. 

• Improved peer understanding of mental health and wellbeing. 
• Increased school capacity to identify and respond to safeguarding concerns. 
• Empowered students making a real difference. 
• Safer, more supportive school environments where children’s voices are heard and respected.