Mental Health Awareness Matters

Empowering young people aged 16–25 and their families to prioritise mental well-being, build resilience, and create lasting emotional stability. Through safe spaces, peer mentoring, and expert-led workshops, we’re fostering a generation that confidently faces emotional challenges without fear or stigma.

EHIMWENMA GRACE has supported over 100 people on their path to emotional healing and self-growth.

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Our Mission: Building a Mentally Strong Generation

The Mental Health Awareness Matters Project is dedicated to supporting young people and their families in navigating the emotional challenges of today’s world. By offering open discussions, accessible support, and practical mental health tools, we’re creating a future where mental health is not hidden but protected, prioritised, and celebrated.

Our mission

Personalized mental wellness for every life stage

Teen Emotional Support

Specialized therapy for adolescents navigating identity, social pressure, or academic stress with a focus on empowerment and connection.

Parenting Support Coaching

Practical guidance and emotional support for parents managing challenging behaviors, family dynamics, or personal stress.

Grief and Loss Therapy

Navigate the complexities of loss with compassionate counseling designed to help you process emotions and find meaning after.

Anxiety Stress Management

Learn tools to manage anxiety and stress through therapy focused on mindfulness, CBT techniques, and emotional grounding.

Community Outreach

We build mental health awareness through inclusive communities and local partnerships.

Digital Mental Tools

We provide online resources to help individuals understand and manage their emotions.

Our impact is felt through the voices of those we serve. Here’s what some of our community members have shared:

“Before this community, I had no idea how to talk about what I was feeling. Now, I feel heard and supported”

Adela

Age 19

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Most clients show progress after regular sessions.

Get Our Free Mental Health Toolkit

We’ve created a free downloadable eBook packed with practical tools, coping strategies, and tips to support emotional wellbeing for young people and their families. Whether you’re just beginning your mental health journey or seeking ways to support others, this guide is for you.

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Community Interest

Unlock Potential, Transform Lives

At Guided EHIMWENMA GRACE UK CIC, we believe that every child and adult has the inherent potential to succeed – regardless of background, disadvantage, or race. With the right tools, tailored guidance, and greater awareness, success is not only achievable but sustainable.

We are a community-focused, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to transforming lives through education, employability, career development, mental health and wellbeing awareness, and personal growth. Our inclusive, holistic, and person-centred approach empowers individuals to realise their aspirations, build resilience, and make a meaningful contribution to their communities.

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Get Involved

Join our mission to transform lives and strengthen communities. Whether you're looking to volunteer, partner with us, or support our cause, there are many ways to make a difference.

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Volunteer with Us

Share your skills and experience by mentoring young people, leading workshops, or supporting our communities directly.

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Make a Donation

Support our mission financially to help us reach more young people and expand our impact across communities.

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Partner with us to provide work experience, apprenticeships, or sponsor our communities to create lasting community impact.

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Mental Health Awareness Matters

33 Hare Street, Woolwich, London, SE18 6NE

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can participate in the community?

Young people aged 16–25 and their families can participate in the community. It’s open to all backgrounds.

No. The community is fully funded and free to all participants.

No. We offer both online and face-to-face events to ensure accessibility for all.

Topics include emotional regulation, stress management, resilience-building, career development, and family bonding activities.

Yes. All workshops are led by qualified mental health professionals and support groups are supervised.

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