How can we help?

We also provide local authorities with full support in sourcing and attaining local funding for sport and physical activity, which we then implement at our centres. We can help secure funding from organisations such as Sport England and Big Lottery Fund to provide facilities and activities for local communities to enjoy.

The funding we raise can deliver a wide range of services and facilities at our centres, including Healthy Schools Activity Programmes, Community focused fun days, Community projects, football academies, Athletic Clubs, Tennis Performance Programmes, Roller Sports Programmes and Archery Programmes.

We have helped manage, a number of refurbishment projects at our centres. At our St John's Leisure Suite in Westminster, London, we helped to oversee a £2m transformation of the centre’s facilities.

Mental health services are free on the NHS, but in some cases you'll need referral from your GP to access them.

There are some mental health services that allow people to refer themselves.

This commonly includes services for drug problems and alcohol problems, as well as psychological therapies (IAPT) services.

If your mental health difficulty is related to stress at work, you can ask your employer what occupational health services are available to you.

Check out the Time to Change website, which has a section dedicated to employers.

If you're at school or college, mental health care may be arranged for you.

Find out more about child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)

Some mental health problems can be managed without the help of a GP. There are a variety of materials available and local organisations offering help.

You can also try the mood assessment quiz, which is designed to recommend resources to help you better understand how you feel.

For local support and information services near you, you can search:

• mental health support services
• mental health support services for young people

If you want to talk to someone right away, the mental health helpline page has a list of organisations you can call for immediate assistance.

These are helplines with specially trained volunteers who'll listen to you, understand what you're going through, and help you through the immediate crisis.

Samaritans operates a free service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for people who want to talk in confidence. Call them on 116 123 or visit the Samaritans website.

We offer youth support services because we believe that all young people have high aspirations and the ability to be excellent. We also understand that sometimes unfortunately they may not have the support network at home within their families. Chaplin & Churchill's offer a range of services through the YSS, including early help and support to improve their life chances.