What's on

Please note that due to regulations around COVID-19, all of our events and face-to-face groups have been suspended. However, some of our groups have moved to online group work. If you are interested in any of those listed, please do contact us at 01384379992 or email [email protected] or complete our referral form.

Upcoming Events	Date	Details
Level 2 support – Anxiety group	Thursdays 5pm to 6pm Via Zoom	BY INVITE ONLY – for 13 to 18 year old young people who are wanting additional peer support and who would like to look at supporting other young people by working with the charity.
Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities support group	Mondays 5pm to 6.30pm Via Zoom You can also email Fusion directly to book: [email protected]	The BAME Group can help you connect with like minded people and provide you with a supportive network, give you a space to explore the unique challenges faced by BAME people and promote your well-being.
LGBTQ (Dudley) group - HWF	Wednesdays 5pm to 6pm Via Zoom You can also email Fusion directly to book: [email protected]	LGBTQ group for any young person between the ages of 13 to 18 years who would like a safe space to explore LGBTQ issues, identity and other issues with like-minded individuals
LGBTQ (Stourbridge) group - CIN	Thursdays, 6pm to 7pm Via Zoom If interested, please complete our referral form and you will be contacted by one of our CIN team	LGBTQ group for any young person between the ages of 13 to 18 years who would like a safe space to explore LGBTQ issues, identity and other issues with like-minded individuals. This group focuses more on the younger age group under 15 years
Parent and Child Anxiety workshop	18th June (Thur) at 5pm Via Zoom 4-week programme for 13 to 18 year olds. If interested, please complete our referral form and you will be contacted.	A unique opportunity for one parent and one child to come together to work systemically on issues around anxiety and how the family can support each other. Run by a systemic family therapist and a youth counsellor.
NEW! LGBTQ+ Parents/carers online support group	Last Tuesday of every month from 6-7pm Via Zoom To find out more and/or register, contact: [email protected]/[email protected]	We offer a parents/carers online support group, run by two therapists, on the last Tuesday of every month from 6-7pm. This service will offer group support to parents/carers of young people, this includes providing a space to share and explore their feelings, whilst developing skills that can support further understanding, healthier communication and improve relationships.

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Reporting Hate Crime

The police don't tolerate hate crime, why should you? Reporting hate crime makes a difference. You can help prevent a hate crime happening to someone else in your community and other communities, and you can help the Police better understand hate crime and improve their responses to it, including making arrests. If you do not feel comfortable contacting the Police directly, The What? Centre can do so on your behalf. We can keep your identity anonymous, or pass on your details.
BAME group

In addition to counselling with a specialist counsellor, the What? Centre also offers group support. The BAME Group can help you connect with like-minded people and provide you with a supportive network, give you a space to explore the unique challenges faced by BAME people and promote your well-being. The aim of this group will be exploring identity and self-acceptance. Please register to our first group session, which will then continue weekly.
Support for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities

The What? Centre specialises in providing a range of support for young people who would like to explore their cultural, race or identity as well as just simply provided a safe space where the BAME community can come to. In addition to counselling (with our specialist counsellor) we provide a range of targeted group support for young people experiencing similar experiences.
What's on

Click here for dates and details on all the different things we have happening at the two branches! Ring us at 01384 379992 or email [email protected] to sign up for any of the events!

Support for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities

The What? Centre specialises in providing a range of support for young people who would like to explore their cultural, race or identity as well as just simply provided a safe space where the BAME community can come to. In addition to counselling (with our specialist counsellor) we provide a range of targeted group support for young people experiencing similar experiences.
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The What? Centre

Young Person's Advice, Information and Counselling Service.
Who we are

An Advice & Counselling Service providing a high quality client centred service by fully qualified & experienced staff.
Who we help

Young people between the ages of 9 and 25 years old.
Reporting Hate Crime

The police don't tolerate hate crime, why should you? Reporting hate crime makes a difference. You can help prevent a hate crime happening to someone else in your community and other communities, and you can help the Police better understand hate crime and improve their responses to it, including making arrests. If you do not feel comfortable contacting the Police directly, The What? Centre can do so on your behalf. We can keep your identity anonymous, or pass on your details.
Group work

We provide a range of support groups and workshops that cover anxiety management, anger management, LGBTQ and BAME issues
Online counselling

The What? Centre is gearing up to provide an online counselling service, it is currently under development so watch this space!
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