No Limits’ mental health and wellbeing support model has won the Mental Health and Wellbeing category at the prestigious Children & Young People Now Awards. The model supports young people across Hampshire with their mental health in a variety of ways, including city centre and school drop-ins, one-to-one and group support, counselling, and support in hospital emergency departments.

In the last year, 4,000 young people have been supported by No Limits through this model, with 75% of them saying their situation had improved when their support ended.

No Limits CEO, Natalie Webb, was at the ceremony in London on 24th November to collect the award, along with Denise Ball and Scott Jones, two project managers whose Bright Beginnings and Next Steps services were both recognised and shortlisted. 

Natalie said “I am so proud of the whole team – with over 500 entries for the award, this is fantastic recognition of everyone’s hard work across the organisation. We were nominated for our collective work, which continues to have such a positive impact on so many children and young people’s mental health and wellbeing. Our support feels so desperately needed, especially in such a challenging time in many ways for so many children and their families.”