Young people struggling with school, behavioural issues and emotional resilience who need extra support to help them get back on track. The most vulnerable children and young people in society who are facing a raft of social issues, trauma, grief, addiction, social isolation, anxiety, depression and emotional and behavioural problems which is only heightened through the current pandemic and the isolation felt through social distancing.

Through wilderness therapy, outdoor experiences, one-to-one mentoring, and educational activities we work with vulnerable young people to help overcome their challenges and take control of their lives. The nature experience also gives these young people the space and time to explore the outdoors in a safe environment. They become involved with conservation volunteering alongside learning bushcraft skills to help build self-esteem and confidence whilst discovering the true value of nature.