What Is Voice Collective?

Voice Collective is a UK-wide, London-based project that supports children and young people who hear voices, see visions, have other ‘unusual’ sensory experiences or beliefs. They also offer support for parents/families, and training for youth workers, social workers, mental health professionals and other supporters. 

If you, or someone you know, hears voices – you’re not alone.

Research shows that 1 in 5 young people under the age of 13 (and 1 in 12 of older teens) have experiences like these. To find out more, browse this website.

You can contact them by e-mail or phone. You are also welcome to join their online peer support forum.  

What do they offer?

There are two strands to our service - work with children, young people & families, and work with professionals and organisations.

Work with children, young people & families

Children & Young People

• Voice Collective peer support groups (for 12-18 year olds)
• Creative Arts Workshops
• Information, signposting & support (by email, phone or face to face)
• Online peer support forum
• Training and workshops (including PSHE lessons and group facilitation training)

Parents, families and carers

• Peer support workshops
• Information, signposting & support (by email, phone or face to face)
• Online peer support forum 
• Training and workshops
• Work with professionals and organisations
• Awareness talks
• Individual and group coaching
• Specialist training
• Guidance and support developing information resources, policies and practice to include and support young people who hear voices

They work with: CAMHS, Early Intervention in Psychosis, Schools, Social Services, Voluntary Sector Organisations & Charities, Arts Groups and many more.