Think2Speak are recruiting for a sessional Counsellor to join our team working online at an hourly rate with children, young people and adults.

Think2Speak is celebrating after being awarded £80 000 in National Lottery funding to support its work with children and young people. The funding boost for the organisation, whose head office is in Marshall’s Yard Gainsborough, comprises of £10000 to provide wellbeing support to children and their families, and £70000 from the Coronavirus Community Support Fund, distributed by The National Lottery Community Fund to develop their unique LGBTQ+ peer support programme.

For those who cast doubt on systemic racism in education: this picture was in a 2017 psychology textbook written by teachers, published by an educational publisher, approved by an exam board and used within schools. It literally doesn’t get more systemic than that.

ROAR group is Think2Speak’s social action group for young people in the Gainsborough area. As a group young people look at what the issues and concerns might be for themselves and other young people and come up with ways they might be able to do something about them.

In celebration of Think2Speak’s 5th birthday we share our latest collaboration with illustrator Rebecca Strickson; PROUD t shirts.

Think2Speak helps you say thank you to the children of key workers! The social enterprise, based in Gainsborough, have created Superhero Certificates with artwork designed by celebrated illustrator Rebecca Strickson.

Gainsborough social enterprise Think2Speak has teamed up with celebrated artist Rebecca Strickson to create the Conversation Colouring Book – and we’re giving thousands free to locked-down families in need.

Six questions with Servane Mouazan

Buy one, donate one books will also help families in need.

The colouring books are full of creative activities, postcards and ideas to encourage families to chat and spend time together. They are being sold with a ‘buy one donate one’ approach so that for every book purchased, a child experiencing food poverty will get a book for free.

Six questions with Monty Moncrieff MBE

Six questions with Syreeta Challinger, Founder of Moments of Sense & Style

Six questions with Chris Wild, author of Damaged

Six questions with Heidi Fisher from Make An Impact CIC

Six questions with Callum Wetherill, KS2 Pastoral Welfare Leader at Joseph Norton Academy

Six questions with Janet Inman from Volleyball England Foundation

Six questions with Andy Caress, mental health trainer with the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust

Six questions with Professor Carrie Paechter FAcSS, Director at Nottingham Centre for Children, Young People and Families

Six questions with Kath Burnard, Co-founder at Square Circle Agency

Six questions with Karen Skipper, CEO at Spectra

Six questions with Shaun Dellenty