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Partners & Helplines
Carefully selected partners
Currently, we have partnered with 5 brilliant social enterprises
How are you...
Really?
At Whiyou, we prioritise your well-being above all else! If you are feeling low about any of the social issues we have aligned with, reach out to someone directly. Please.
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I have been in dark places, and I know the importance of feeling safe and having a safe conversation with someone who can advise and most importantly, listen, and hold the space to just let sadness be...Even for a moment. - Ben, Founder.
Helpline numbers
It's true, this life is tough, and our minds can mould the world into a fearful place. It's not. We have the power to change our perspectives and overcome challenges. Trust in yourself because we have trust in you.
Suicide Prevention
National
Suicide Prevention UK is an award-winning Suicide Prevention charity.
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We help anyone who may be struggling with their mental health and/or thoughts of suicide. Our volunteers use their skills, training and empathetic approach to offer a non-judgmental listening ear to help people in what could be their darkest hour.
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Our service is available via our helpline - National Suicide Prevention Helpline UK, social media and face to face out in the community.
East Sussex & Kent
Founded in May 2023, With Grace Fundraise to help young people struggling with mental health, in memory of Grace Ann King.
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As a family and friends venture, so far, they have raised thousands and trained many towards developing individuals who can play a key part in supporting young people and their minds.​
Worthing & West Sussex
Guild Care is a not-for-profit charity that was established in Worthing in 1933 by a team of dedicated volunteers.
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Founders Effie Methold, E.A. Haviland (Rector of Heene), Arthur Linfield, Frank Cave and many others joined together to create a kinder, more caring society. They started the ‘Worthing Council of Social Service’, known today as Guild Care.
INCLUSIVITY
Torquay & Devon
We work with people and organisations across Torbay. This includes families, children, people with a variety of abilities, those who are furthest from employment and education and those who might be isolated or vulnerable.
Turning Heads runs day activities from The Windmill Centre in Hele (Torquay), both a Community Kitchen and Social Supermarket from Victoria Park Methodist Church in Plainmoor (Torquay) and a Skills Centre at Windsor House in Lime Avenue (Torquay).
Domestic Abuse
Totnes & Devon
SASHA is here to offer support to women who are experiencing or have experienced domestic abuse, coercive & controlling behaviours, or violence towards them. This support is being offered to women who are aged 16 years and upwards. Our aim is to be an additional layer of local support alongside other services.
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​We can help you identify whether your relationship is unhealthy and offer you advice about protecting yourself and your family to plan your way forward.
Want to talk to us?
We aren't trained professionals, however, will welcome anyone who needs to reach out. I can't promise we can attend to every email. We will do our best!
