Support That Fits
TD1 Belong
One-to-one support and welcoming group opportunities to help young people feel accepted, understood and connected.
- One-to-one support
- Arranged individually
- P6 / P7 Drop-in
- Tuesday 4pm – 5:30pm
- RESET
- Thursday 4pm – 5:30pm
A place to feel you belong
Belong offers relationship-based youth work support for young people who need help with confidence, connection, identity or changes in their lives. This can include young people who feel isolated, are navigating transitions, are neurodivergent or exploring neurodiversity, or need support to join activities.
A youth worker takes time to listen, understand what matters to you and agree next steps together. Belong also runs the P6 / P7 Drop-in and RESET, offering different ways to meet people and take part.
One-to-one support
Individual support starts with a conversation about what you want help with. The focus may be building confidence, exploring identity, managing a transition or finding a way to connect with others.
TD1 reviews referrals to agree the most appropriate support route. This is youth work support rather than counselling or crisis intervention.
Project lead: Kelly Talbot
Groups delivered through Belong
P6 / P7 Drop-in
Tuesday 4pm – 5:30pm · P6–P7 · TD1 Youth Hub
A welcoming drop-in where young people can spend time together, join activities and get to know the youth workers.
RESET
Thursday 4pm – 5:30pm · P7–S2 · TD1 Youth Hub, first floor
A group delivered by TD1 Belong, offering time to connect with others and take part in a supportive setting. Speak to the team about joining and what to expect.
Ask about Belong
Young people, parents, carers and professionals can contact TD1 about one-to-one support, the P6 / P7 Drop-in or RESET. Share a brief outline and a way for the team to respond. The team will discuss what support or group is the right fit.
Contact the Belong teamCall 01896 752 442 or email admin@td1.org.uk.
Feeling safe and supported
You can talk to a youth worker if something worries you or makes it difficult to take part. We listen and take concerns seriously. We cannot promise to keep information secret if sharing it is needed to help keep someone safe.
Read about safeguarding and raising a concern ↗
If someone is in immediate danger, call 999.