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Place2Be welcomed guests to the 2025 Carol Concert on 4 December and raised £108,000.

Place2Be's Programme Leader for Family Work, Judah, reflects on his own journey navigating his children's neurodiversity.

Last month, Place2Be held a conference calling for attention to shift mental health treatment for children and young people to prevention methods.

The Young BAFTA Roadshow concludes its 2025 series with a visit to Nottingham Place2Be partner school.

We urge the Chancellor to make “positive investment in childhood” to build resilience and growth for children so they can thrive from childhood into adulthood, and succeed in the workplace.

Sophie Dahl, Jamie Cullum, Paloma Faith, Dominic West, Laura Wright, YolanDa Brown and Laura Dockrill are announced for the 2025 Place2Be Carol Concert.

Discover how Place2Be builds a pioneering mental health service in one of the UK’s most remote communities.

BAFTA and Place2Be bring creativity and wellbeing to Moorland Primary School on 3 November 2025.

Place2Be has been shortlisted in three categories at the Charity IT Leaders Awards 2025.

Place2Be recently joined forces with Ark Burlington Danes Academy and The Mohn Centre for Children’s Health and Wellbeing at Imperial College London for a pioneering event focused on youth-led research into smartphone use and mental wellbeing.

BAFTA and Place2Be bring creativity and wellbeing to Timothy Hackworth Primary School.

DDMIX collaborates with Place2Be to improve pupil wellbeing at schools across the region.