The Moving On Project

10/10/2026

At the Moving on Project we are committed to supporting young people and their families, today and everyday.

Standing in solidarity with every young person struggling with their mental health this . The world can be a difficult place, full of unexpected, challenging experiences. If your child or a young person close to you is struggling, they are not alone. Their feelings are valid and they matter. Visit our website, where you can find lots of advice, information and services that can help. 💛

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day, and the voices in our image are the ones we’d like you to hear.

They come from young people who have been through counselling. They talk about feeling more confident, finding ways to cope with anxiety, and feeling more able to do things again.

Change like this often shows up in everyday moments: a young person finding it easier to speak up, getting out and about, or sitting with a difficult feeling without being overwhelmed by it. Small shifts like these add up, and they matter.

If you’re a parent, carer or someone who works with young people, you don’t need to have the answers today. Noticing that something has changed, and asking gently, matters more than getting the words right.

Thank you to the young people who let us share their words.

18/09/2026

Friday Feedback

Bullying and friendship issues can knock a young person's confidence more than we sometimes realise. Recently, a 12 year old client shared how counselling helped her navigate exactly that:

"Counselling helped increase my confidence. It helped me sort things out at school, like bullying & people."

Small shifts like this, feeling more confident, more able to handle what school throws at you, make a real difference to how a young person moves through the rest of their life. This is why early intervention matters.

The Moving On Project — counselling and early intervention for 11–25 year olds.

16/09/2026

Starting somewhere new can feel like a big step, especially when you're not sure what to expect.
Our youth patron Jack has put together this video to show you exactly what The Moving On Project looks like inside — comfortable spaces designed to help you feel at ease from the moment you walk in.
If you've ever wondered what happens behind our door, or you're nervous about a first visit, this one's for you.
Thank you, Jack, for helping other young people feel a little less worried about taking that first step.
The Moving On Project — counselling and early intervention for 11–25 year olds.

15/09/2026

We've been chosen as one of two local charities in Hendy Ford's Salute to Dealers community campaign — and we couldn't be more grateful.

As part of Ford Motor Company's Salute to Dealers Award, Hendy Foundation has a charitable donation to share between two causes chosen by their colleagues, and The Moving On Project is one of them.

If you're passing Hendy Ford in Fareham, you can pop a token in the voting box to help decide how the funding is shared, or scan the QR code on the display to donate directly.

A huge thank you to Hendy Ford Fareham and their colleagues for choosing to support young people in Gosport, Fareham and Portsmouth. And to everyone who can get down there — don't forget to vote for us! x

The Moving On Project — counselling and early intervention for 11–25 year olds.

14/09/2026

FREE Police Approved Personal alarms. Just pop into 163 West Street Fareham and ask The Moving on Project for one.

04/09/2026

We regularly ask the young people who use our service, how counselling has helped them. Many come to us carrying worries about school, friendships, family, or things they can't quite put into words — problems that feel too big to face alone.

A 13 year old client told us:
"Counselling has helped me with my tics/worries/problems and has made me a happier person."

It's feedback like this that reminds us why we do this work — meeting young people early, before things become harder to manage, and giving them a space to be heard.
The Moving On Project — counselling and early intervention for 11–25 year olds.

20/08/2026

GCSE Results Day can bring a whole mix of emotions — excitement, relief, disappointment, pride or worry. Sometimes, it can be all of these at once.

Whatever your results look like today, remember that there is more than one route to where you want to go, and things can change along the way.

If things haven’t gone the way you hoped, it’s okay to feel disappointed. If you’re celebrating, it’s okay to feel proud. There is no single “right” way to feel about your results, and no one path you have to follow.

At The Moving on Project, we’re here to support young people aged 11–25 through life’s ups and downs. You don’t have to have everything figured out right now.

Take a breath, give yourself time to process how you’re feeling, and remember that today is one step in a much picture.

13/08/2026

From everyone at The Moving on Project, well done for getting here.

Results day can bring a lot of different emotions.

For some young people, today will be a day of celebration. For others, the results may not be what they hoped for. Some might feel relieved, disappointed, proud, worried, excited — or a mixture of all of these.

If today hasn't gone the way you wanted, try not to make it mean something about your worth or your future. One set of results doesn't define you, and there are often more options than it might feel like right now.

And if you're celebrating, enjoy it. You’ve worked hard and you deserve to feel proud.
Whatever today looks like for you, be kind to yourself. Talk to someone you trust if you need to. Sometimes you don't need someone to fix things — you just need someone to listen.

12/08/2026

International Youth Day 2026
Different Contexts. Common Aspirations.
Every young person's story is different.
Some are navigating anxiety or low mood. Others are coping with bereavement, family breakdown, bullying, domestic abuse or the lasting impact of trauma. Some are young carers, care leavers or growing up in communities where opportunities can feel limited.
While their circumstances may differ, their aspirations are often the same.
To feel safe. To be listened to. To have confidence in themselves. To build positive relationships. To believe they have a future worth looking forward to.
At The Moving On Project, we know that counselling can't always change a young person's circumstances. What it can do is provide a safe, confidential space where they feel heard, understood and supported to make sense of what they're going through.
This International Youth Day, we're celebrating the strength, resilience and potential of every young person, whatever their background or experience.
Because different contexts should never limit a young person's hopes for the future.