Families are at the heart of us
Heads Up support parents, carers and young people who are experiencing behaviour, relationship and mental health challenges. We do this through a variety of group work programmes. Heads Up was founded in 1990 (under the name Centre for Fun and Families) and has been helping families in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland ever since.
We also deliver training to professionals across the UK, and our latest training events are advertised on the training page.
We also deliver training to professionals across the UK, and our latest training events are advertised on the training page.
Families' experiences
The idea of coming to a group might seem daunting, but we know that 'the power of the group' is where the magic happens! Find out what parents, carers and young people think about coming to our groups.
Comments, compliments and complaints
If you would like to make a comment, leave us a compliment or make a complaint you can do so by clicking the button below.
Safeguarding young people
At Heads Up, our first priority is to promote the wellbeing and safety of children, young people and families – this is at the very heart of what we do every day:
You can view our safeguarding policies by clicking the button below.
- we have written policies and processes that our staff understand and must follow
- we have nominated leads who advise and support our staff on safeguarding matters
- we are committed to working openly and cooperatively with young people, with parents and carers, as well as with staff, volunteers and those in other agencies.
You can view our safeguarding policies by clicking the button below.
Our annual report
Every year we produce an annual report summarising our work and celebrating our successes. As a registered charity, we are always grateful for the support of our funders and donors who enable us to keep helping young people and their families. You can help us to help more young people and families via our donation page.
Could you help us support more local young people and their families?
As a registered charity we need to work hard every year to secure the funding we need to be able to help young people and their families.