Croydon Drop In: Free Youth Counselling and Mental Health Support

Growing up in Croydon can bring many challenges. Balancing education, friendships, social life, and physical and mental health can sometimes feel overwhelming. Knowing where to find trusted support can make those challenges easier to manage. If you are aged 10–25 and live, study, or work in Croydon, Croydon Drop In is here to help.

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How We Support Young People in Croydon

We provide free support for young people and families in Croydon, including youth counselling, community outreach, information and advice, and specialist mental health support.

Youth Outreach and the TalkBus

Our Outreach Team works in the local community every day aboard the TalkBus. This purpose-built mobile youth support space offers young people a welcoming place to drop in and talk. The TalkBus visits schools, colleges, youth clubs, and recreational areas across Croydon, making support easier to access close to home. Our team also delivers workshops in schools and colleges throughout the borough on issues and challenges that young people may face. Croydon Drop In is also home to the Young People’s Team, whose members have previously used our services.

Free Youth Counselling in Croydon

We offer free counselling for young people in Croydon. If you need emotional support, mental health guidance, or simply someone to talk to, you can self-refer for counselling through our website. A family member, teacher, or GP can also make a referral on your behalf.

Mental Health Support in Schools and Colleges

Croydon Drop In also works with local schools and colleges to provide on-site counselling and mental health support. Our Mental Health Support Team and trained counsellors work alongside education providers to offer practical guidance and confidential support to young people who need it.

Get Support from Croydon Drop In

If you are aged 10–25 and live, study, or work in Croydon, you do not have to face things alone. Contact Croydon Drop In or visit our website to self-refer for free youth counselling and mental health support. A family member, teacher, or GP can also refer you.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Visit the Croydon Drop In website to explore available services, make an enquiry, or take the first step towards getting support.

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