Young People Services
Growing up is hard. You don't have to face it on your own.
Across West London, EACH offers free, confidential, culturally specific support for young people aged 11 to 18 affected by domestic abuse, counselling through a dedicated keyworker programme for young males. We meet you where you are, without judgement. forward.
A hand to help you start.
EACH runs a dedicated young people’s service across Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hounslow and Hillingdon. The service is free, confidential and shaped by people who understand the communities they serve.
Young Male Service
A dedicated programme for young males aged 11 to 17 who need support building healthy boundaries, emotional resilience, social confidence and essential life skills. Through one-to-one sessions and group-based work, the service is shaped around each young person’s own goals and aspirations.
Practical, cultural, confidential. Always at your pace.
Each counsellor and advocate has spent 30 years working specifically with Black, Asian and minority-ethnic women across West London. We won’t ask you to leave your culture, your family or your faith at the door recovery happens in context, not despite it.
One-to-one counselling
Confidential sessions with a counsellor who understands your culture, your language and your context. In person or online whichever feels safer.
Group Activities
Small, facilitated groups in Ealing and Merton where women meet others who understand. Sometimes the most healing thing is not being the only one.
Confidence & life skills
Practical support to build healthy boundaries, manage big feelings, navigate friendships, and grow the resilience and skills that help you move forward.
Help to feel safe
Where home has felt frightening or unsafe, we help you understand what’s happened, find ways to cope, and connect you to the right support around you.
Multilingual & culturally specific
Counsellors who share your background, faith context or community, with other languages on request so you don’t have to explain yourself before you begin.
Working with families & schools
We work alongside parents, carers, schools and professionals, which helps keep the young person at the centre and the support joined up.
Talk to a person. We’ll help you find your way in.
You don’t need a GP referral, and you don’t need to know which of our services you want. Call, email, or fill in a short referral form — we’ll listen first, then help you take the next step.
If you need to talk now.
Keep these numbers somewhere safe. All are free to call from a UK landline or mobile, and won’t appear on an itemised bill if you’re worried about being watched.
