Utopia Project CIC supports the local community by providing amazing opportunities to develop their strengths
hatch (mental health & wellbeing support for young people)
hatch is a young person’s mental health service providing a range of 1-1 and small group interventions that improve emotional wellbeing. We support young people through online CBT and skills based programmes, provide evening opportunities for young people to learn therapeutic strategies and fantastic school holiday enrichment activities.
Find Out MoreWe have been supporting young carers in Wirral for over 6 years providing school holiday respite services to give young carers the opportunity to build friendships with other young people with shared experience whilst developing skills that they can transfer to other areas within their lives such as school, at home or in the community.
It is amazing to see the confidence grow in these young people throughout our programme and the friendships they develop. If you would like to support young carers at Utopia then please get in touch here
Personal development and employability for care leavers, using a tailored approach to improve outcomes. Taking part in activities that build confidence and develop skills alongside practical employment support and 1-1 mentoring creates a unique support package that allows individuals to make fantastic progress.
If you would like to find out more about this programme and how we could support your young people then please contact us here.
Cooking programmes that support low income families to create home made meals using fresh ingredients. Encouraging cooking as a family to develop cooking skills, promote healthy eating and improve wellbeing. Utilising our new group cooking kitchen facilities alongside a remote offer that reduces barriers and improves engagement.
If you are interested in finding out more about this programme please contact Phil Murray pmurray@utopiaproject.org.uk
We deliver a range of personal development activity programmes throughout the year for children and young people who are either at risk of offending or have been victims of crime. These programmes are tailored to suit the needs of the young people taking part and the local need at the present time.
We utilise our partnerships with local activity providers to provide amazing opportunities across a range of alternative sports that challenge young people and their comfort zones whilst having fun in the process. Our staff are highly experienced at helping young people to recognise their strengths and areas for development and provide support to make positive changes.
Building positive relationships with parents and carers is paramount to our work.