Bee-lieve Foundation

24/05/2026

✨ An evening to celebrate community, connection and making a difference ✨

Our Bee-lieve Charity Ball is just a few weeks away and it’s shaping up to be a brilliant night. 💙💛

We’d love to fill the room with people who care about young people’s emotional wellbeing and mental health, while also enjoying a fantastic evening with friends, colleagues and local businesses.

📍 Saturday 4th July
📍 St John the Baptist School, Woking
🎶 Live music
🍽 Dinner • Dancing • Auction • Great company

Whether it’s a table of friends, a work night out, a sports club, or local business team, every table helps us continue supporting schools and young people through the “Make a Difference for Molly” project.

Come and be part of something special.
For table bookings or tickets, visit our website, or click the linki in first comment.

16/05/2026

Every young person deserves to feel like they belong.
To feel part of something.
To feel seen, supported and understood.

Clubs like Cardinals Netball Club and Woking Blackhawks Basketball Club create connection, confidence and a community that stays with young people far beyond the court. This is why partnering with these brilliant clubs is so important to us.

At Bee-lieve, everything we do is about building support systems early, so no young person feels alone.

Because when young people feel supported, they’re able to thrive. And that’s the difference we’re here to make 💛

For more information about these clubs, see our website parents page.

15/05/2026

14/05/2026

Supporting emotional wellbeing early gives young people tools that can stay with them for life.

We’re proud to partner with both Hamish & Milo Wellbeing Resources and Raising Resilience, helping schools build confidence, resilience and emotional understanding from an early age, through curriculum centred wellbeing programmes.

Early intervention really matters 💛💙
Find out more about our partner programmes on our website

13/05/2026

Mental health support doesn’t just impact one person. It ripples through families, friendships and whole communities. When parents and carers feel supported, listened to and connected, young people benefit too.

That’s why organisations like @ and are so important creating safe spaces where people can talk openly, build connections and know they’re not alone.

Support for adults is support for families and young people too 💛💙

Find out more in our parent pages the Bee-lieve Foundation website.
Blair Parrott

12/05/2026

Creating safe spaces for young people to be themselves is so important.
We’re proud to champion clubs like The Hope Hub and Fearless Girls Club supporting young people to build confidence, connection and resilience. You can find out more about fantastic clubs on our website. Link in first comment.

Sometimes knowing you belong can make all the difference.

11/05/2026

💙💛Mental Health Awareness Week 💙💛

This week, we’ll be shining a light on some of the incredible organisations, clubs and community partners helping to support emotional wellbeing and mental health across our community.

At Bee-lieve, we know no one organisation can do this alone. Real change happens when schools, families, charities, clubs and support networks work together to create connected communities of support.

Throughout the week we’ll be highlighting some of the fantastic people and organisations making a difference every single day.

Together, we really are stronger 💛💙

11/05/2026

(Just under) 6 WEEKS TO GO 🐝

If you’ve been putting it off because you’re “not fit enough” please don’t. You can run, jog or walk the Martian Race.

Start small now and by June you’ll feel ready and you’ll have the whole Bee-lieve community around you on the day.

Use our dedicated link, add BEE-LIEVE FOUNDATION in the Team Name field and enter Buzz2026 for £4 off.

https://wokinglions.eventrac.co.uk/e/the-martian-race-8847?tid=2394&utm_campaign=Bee-lieve&utm_source=Bee-lieve&utm_medium=Bee-lieve&utm_term=Bee-lieve&utm_content=Bee-lieveMartian%20Race%202026

Martian Race