Achieve Optimal Wellness with A Childs Voice ®

 A Child’s Voice® School Mental Health Ambassador Programme
£250.00 for up to 4 Ambassadors 

We train students aged 13-18 to become Mental Health Ambassadors, empowering them to support their peers in understanding key areas like safeguarding, emotional wellbeing, and mental health. Our training provides a practical, hands-on approach, helping Ambassadors develop the skills to make a positive impact while ensuring they adhere to school policies and safeguarding standards 

• Peer Support & Safeguarding Awareness – Ambassadors learn to safely support peers within school safeguarding frameworks. 
• Signposting to Support Services – trained to guide young people to counselling, online support, and other professional help. 
• Understanding Emotions – helping peers recognize, name, and manage feelings effectively. 
• Promoting Positive Relationships – teaching respect, empathy, and healthy social connections. 
• Following School Safeguarding Policies – training ensures Ambassadors operate safely and in line with school expectations. 
• Raising Awareness of Mental Health – students deliver peer education on wellbeing, resilience, and coping strategies. 
• Empowering Student Voice – encourages children 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 – full access to programme content and methodologies. 
• Practical Activities & Discussion Guides – students learn key skills in empathy, listening, and problem-solving. 
• Ongoing Staff Support & Mentoring – professional guidance throughout the school year. 
• Licensed Resources & Workbooks – materials that reinforce learning and ensure safe, effective delivery. 
• Recognition & Leadership Experience – Ambassadors gain confidence and a meaningful, accredited role in school. 

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