Base25 We are a Wolverhampton-based charity that works with children & adults around mental health. Charity Number: 1071727

Matrix accredited Base 25 is an independent organisation that has been operating since 1999 and is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee situated in Wolverhampton city centre. The organisation has been highlighted as a key service for young people by partner organisations (Matrix Report 2014) . Base 25 has been providing services primarily for 11 to 25 year olds with some target

ed work with under 11’s. Base 25 is a young person information and advice centre offering a daily drop in service and a range of targeted and specialised projects that include: counselling, gender based projects, anger management programme, young dads work, BRFC (Building Resilient Families and Communities), projects around gang prevention, child sex exploitation and the SAFE project that works with young people using behaviours synonymous with domestic abuse. Through achieving the following outcomes for young people: increased confidence, self esteem, emotional resilience, decision making skills and knowledge on topics of relevance; Base 25’s overall aim is to ‘support young people in shaping their lives’. Base 25 has a developed outcomes model based on the Charity Evaluation Service Planning Triangle for it’s overall service delivery and for its specialised projects. To evidence outcomes, Base 25 use a range of tools such as the outcome wheel, Rickter Scale, Warwick & Edinburgh Mental well being scale and a range of creative methods for obtaining feedback to ensure that young people achieve their individual goals and get access to the most appropriate support.

This week is Volunteer' Week, we are celebrating our volunteers and those that are here from volunteering.Volunteering i...
01/06/2026

This week is Volunteer' Week, we are celebrating our volunteers and those that are here from volunteering.

Volunteering is a great way to gain experience in a chosen field, and here at Base 25 we offer a variety of different opportunities.

This is Ben
Ben has recently joined the Base 25 team as volunteer in our community team.
"I help out in the charity shop, going through each item of clothing to make sure everything is neat, tidy, have price tags and are in good condition."
"I'm hoping that in the future I will be able to be more confident in myself and will be able to thrive better in a work environment and put my all into being someone who is reliable and always ready to help and Base 25 is helping me with that by giving me those opportunities to be reliable, helpful, and increasing my self confidence"

Ben's volunteer work within Base 25 is invaluable, and we love having him as part of our team.

If you would like to be part of Base 25 as a volunteer just email [email protected]

We’re incredibly proud to share some fantastic news!Base 25 has successfully secured funding from Wolverhampton Council ...
16/05/2026

We’re incredibly proud to share some fantastic news!

Base 25 has successfully secured funding from Wolverhampton Council to deliver specialist counselling and therapeutic support for adult victims and survivors of domestic abuse over the next three years.

For 25 years, Base 25 has provided counselling and emotional wellbeing support across the community, supporting people to improve their mental health, resilience, and wellbeing. Over the last 15 years, through our SAFE Project, we have also worked closely with children and young people who have experienced or witnessed domestic abuse.

We understand the long-lasting and complex impact domestic abuse can have on individuals and families, which is why we are so pleased to now extend this specialist support to adults within our community.

This funding will enable us to provide vital therapeutic interventions that help survivors heal, rebuild confidence, and move forward safely with the right support around them.

We would like to thank Wolverhampton Council for their continued trust in the work of Base 25 and their ongoing commitment to supporting those affected by domestic abuse. Together, we can continue making a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

The images in this post are staged to include Base 25 Staff and volunteers and not service users

On Thursday this week, the team at Base 25 proudly took part in Wear It Green Day as part of Mental Health Awareness Wee...
15/05/2026

On Thursday this week, the team at Base 25 proudly took part in Wear It Green Day as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2026 💚

Every day, our staff work alongside children, young people, and adults across our community to support positive mental health, emotional wellbeing, and resilience. Wear It Green Day gave us a great opportunity to come together, raise awareness, start conversations, and show our support for good mental health for all.

A big thank you to everyone who got involved and helped turn the day green in support of mental health 💚

We’re delighted to welcome our newest volunteers, student counsellors, and social work students to Base 25 💙Over the las...
14/05/2026

We’re delighted to welcome our newest volunteers, student counsellors, and social work students to Base 25 💙

Over the last 3 days, this fantastic group has completed our Introduction to the Helping Professions training, covering:

• Working with individuals, groups, and communities
• Skills and theory
• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI)
• Safeguarding and professional practice

It has been a pleasure getting to know such a compassionate, thoughtful, and talented group of people, all bringing their own experiences, passion, and commitment to supporting others.

Volunteers play a huge role in the work we do at Base 25. Their time, energy, and dedication help us continue supporting children, young people, and adults across our community every single day.

We are incredibly excited to see the positive impact this group will make as they begin their journey with us — welcome to the Base 25 team! 🙌

🐹Square Pegs become Square Pigs!🐹We had some lovely little visitors join our Square Pegs group at Base 25, which is cent...
21/04/2026

🐹Square Pegs become Square Pigs!🐹

We had some lovely little visitors join our Square Pegs group at Base 25, which is centred around supporting young people who have, or are awaiting, a neurodiverse diagnosis. This take on animal therapy is designed to provide a calming environment for all young people, however studies have suggested that the impact on neurodiverse children shows that guinea pigs not only give them feelings of joy and happiness, but also aids in decreasing stress levels and having a long term effect.

Thank you very much Monica, Rachel and Meiko, stay tuned for the next visit!

📣 Calling all teenagers 📣With exam season coming up and all the stress that comes with it, we are here for you. We are h...
21/04/2026

📣 Calling all teenagers 📣

With exam season coming up and all the stress that comes with it, we are here for you. We are hosting a number of Exam Stress Workshops at Base 25 supporting you with stress management and learning strategies. Please see poster below for more details, or call us on 01902 572040⭐️

🥚 What an eggs-citing Easter we have had at Base 25 🥚The young people who attended our Youth Cafe during the Easter brea...
16/04/2026

🥚 What an eggs-citing Easter we have had at Base 25 🥚

The young people who attended our Youth Cafe during the Easter break took part in a number of activities, and worked egg-stra hard on these little eggs!

🌟 If you are aged between 11 and 18 and want a place to meet and make friends, try out new activities and experiences, and gain support just drop in to Base 25! Our Youth Cafe is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30pm till 6:30pm 🌟

13/04/2026

📵 Landline down 📵

Good morning! We are experiencing some technical difficulties with our landline. If you are trying to get into via phone call, please email us at [email protected].

Our apologies for the inconvenience.

🌟Exploitation Awareness Week 🌟Alongside partners from the Local Authority, Community Safety, ASB, Catch 22, and The Way,...
06/03/2026

🌟Exploitation Awareness Week 🌟

Alongside partners from the Local Authority, Community Safety, ASB, Catch 22, and The Way, we’ve been working to raise awareness about Exploitation in our community.

Our Exploitation & Domestic Abuse Co-ordinator, Jennie Watton, spent time at Asda on Jack Hayward Way and Waterloo Road on Tuesday, engaging directly with local residents, by sharing vital information we’re helping the community play an active role in creating safer spaces for children and young people and helping disrupt Exploitation.

Together, we can make a difference. 💙

We have been very busy at Base 25 over the last couple of weeks with some exciting and important opportunities for the y...
23/02/2026

We have been very busy at Base 25 over the last couple of weeks with some exciting and important opportunities for the young people of Wolverhampton, including attending the ⭐️ West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership's Parent's and Carer's event ⭐️

The successful event was hosted at The Way Youth Zone on Wednesday, where we met and engaged with families and partner organisations in support of this crucial event.

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