Free and low-cost counselling for children and young people from Renew Counselling Charity – Basildon, Brentwood and Chelmsford

Posted on: August 27, 2025

Counselling support for children and young people

Renew Counselling offers fully funded and low-cost counselling to make mental health support accessible for children and young people in our community:

  • Fully funded counselling for children and young people in Basildon and Brentwood
  • Low-cost counselling for children and young people in Chelmsford
  • Fully funded specialist counselling for young people struggling with eating disorders or body image (thanks to The Prudence Trust and the Stone Family Foundation)

To find out more or make a referral, please contact Renew via info@renew.org.uk or call 01245 359 353.

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