Partner with us
Commission Services. Build Partnerships. Create IMPACT
For over 30 years, Let's Talk Well has been helping children, young people and families thrive through high-quality preventative and early intervention mental health support.
We partner with commissioners, funders, schools, NHS organisations, local authorities and charities to design and deliver services that respond to local needs and provide timely, effective support before problems escalate.
From commissioned services and pilot projects to innovative new models of care, we work collaboratively to create lasting impact. If you're looking for an experienced and trusted partner, we'd welcome a conversation with you.
Start a Conversation
Whether you are developing a service specification, exploring a funding opportunity or simply want to discuss an idea, we'd be delighted to hear from you.
If you have any questions, email us at Partnerships@letstalkwell.org.uk
If you would like to enquire about a partnership, please complete the form below.
For more information, please refer to our 'Partner with us' pack.
Why Commission Let's Talk Well?
Trusted Delivery
With extensive experience supporting the mental health and emotional wellbeing of children and young people aged 9-25, we deliver services that make a meaningful difference to young lives while supporting the adults around them.
Our approach is built on:
- Early intervention and prevention that helps young people access support sooner
- Safe, effective and high-quality practice
- Strong safeguarding, governance and accountability
- Evidence-informed delivery that achieves measurable outcomes
- Collaborative partnership working across sectors
- Continuous learning, development and improvement
Young Person Centred
Children, young people and families are at the heart of everything we do. Their voices shape our services, ensuring support is relevant, accessible and meaningful.
Our services are:
- Accessible and easy to engage with
- Inclusive and welcoming to all
- Designed around local needs and priorities
- Responsive to individual needs and experiences
- Focused on positive outcomes and lasting impact
Flexible and Collaborative
No two communities are the same, which is why we tailor our approach to local needs and work alongside existing services to strengthen local support networks.
We achieve this through:
- Building strong partnerships with local organisations and communities
- Complementing and enhancing existing provision
- Adapting services to local priorities and emerging needs
- Sharing expertise, knowledge and resources
- Developing sustainable solutions that create lasting impact
- Working together to improve outcomes for children, young people and families
My biggest takeaway has been learning to believe in myself and my ability to make a difference. I’ve become more confident in speaking up, working with others, and understanding that even small contributions can have a positive impact.
I hope the LTW Collective continues to grow and inspire more young people to get involved, share their experiences, and create positive change. I hope it remains a place where everyone’s voice is heard, valued, and respected."
- Let's Talk Well Collective member
Having an impact
Our Live Impact Dashboard provides a true picture of the mental health needs of the young people we support.
Ways we can work together?
We can design and deliver services on behalf of:
- Local Authorities
- NHS organisations
- Integrated Care Boards
- Schools and Multi Academy Trusts (click here to find out more)
- Charities and community organisations
We enjoy working with partners to develop new approaches that address emerging needs.
We can support:
- Pilot design
- Service development
- Delivery and implementation
- Outcome measurement
- Evaluation and learning
We welcome opportunities to collaborate on grant funded programmes and innovation projects.
This can include:
- Joint funding bids
- Consortium arrangements
- Delivery partnerships
- Place based initiatives
- Community mental health projects
We have experience support children, young people and families through:
- Counselling and therapeutic suooirt
- Early intervention mental health services
- School-based support
- Family support and engagement
- Mental health workshops and group programmes
- Advice and guidance services
- Prevention and resilience building programmes
We understand that commissioners and funders need confidence that services are safe, effective and accountable.
Our organisation is supported by:
- Robust safeguarding arrangements
- Experienced clinical and operational leadership
- Clear governance structures
- Quality assurance processes
- Contract and performance monitoring
- Data reporting and impact measurement
- Comprehensive policies and procedures
We are committed to delivering services that achieve meaningful outcomes while maintaining the highest standards of care.
We have a structured approach to implementing new services and contracts.
Our mobilisation process includes:
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This enables us to establish new services efficiently while maintaining quality and consistency.
Benefits of working with us
BACP
Our children and young people’s counselling service is accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). We work within their the BACP Ethical Framework for the counselling professions. All of our counsellors are registered members of BACP.
Effectiveness of counselling
We use a selection of outcome measures to evaluate the quality and effectiveness of the services we provide. Results from the past 12 months show that 82% of our service users reported a decrease in their level of distress after counselling, 90% said that the counselling had helped them ‘a lot’ ‘or totally’.
Clinical Supervision Services
Our specialist clinical supervision service provides safeguarding oversight and professional support for organisations working with children, young people and families. Led by experienced supervisors, it helps practitioners manage complex cases, strengthen safeguarding practice, build confidence, and maintain high-quality service delivery. We offer flexible, tailored supervision for counsellors, wellbeing practitioners, support workers and other client-facing teams.
Ongoing training
At Let's Talk Well, we pride ourselves on the quality of our staff. All therapeutic staff are fully qualified to at least Counselling Diploma level (a minimum of 450 taught contact hours). All counsellors have received specialist training which meets BACP core competencies for working with children and young people. Those working online have received specialist online counselling training. Our counselling team also receive regular ongoing training to support their professional development.
Working Beyond Gloucestershire
Let's Talk Well has a strong reputation and established track record within Gloucestershire.
As we continue to grow, we are actively exploring opportunities to partner with organisations in other regions where our expertise, approach and experience can add value.
We work collaboratively with local stakeholders to ensure services are designed around:
- Local priorities
- Existing provision
- Community needs
- Referral pathways
- Long term sustainability
"Being part of the Let's Talk Collective has shown me the importance of genuinely listening to and valuing everyone's perspectives and the real-world difference this can make.
By bringing together feedback from young people, we can help shape and improve services within Let's Talk Well."
- Let's Talk Well Collective member
Get in Touch
If you have any questions, email us at Partnerships@letstalkwell.org.uk
If you would like to enquire about a partnership, please complete the form below.
For more information, please refer to our 'Partner with us' pack.
Partnerships and Influence in Gloucestershire:
Member of the NHS One Plan Steering Groups
Member of Gloucestershire’s Coalition for Young People
Engagement in the Health and Wellbeing Board and local ILPs
We actively align with Gloucestershire’s One Plan, the countywide strategy for all young people, to ensure our work complements and strengthens wider initiatives
Who we work with
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“When I came, I was feeling really low and felt that not many people understood what I was feeling. During counselling, I have seen that there was someone who did understand."