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Upcoming Programmes

Our next courses will be starting in June / July 2022. Know of someone who may benefit from our support? If so, then please get in touch on 02380 179 590, or by e-mail at office@safe.org.uk. Click the links below to find out more!

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Why New Futures?

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The Problem

Research shows that those who are unemployed are more likely to suffer from poor mental health than those who are employed.
But what if we could change this?

Wilson H, Finch D. Unemployment and mental health. The Health Foundation; 2021 (https://www.health.org.uk/publications/long-reads/unemployment-and-mental-health)

Our Solution

After finishing our courses:

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(at least) move into employment as a result
of our support despite the pandemic

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of people improved in their self-esteem

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of people improved in their self-motivation

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of people became less depressed

Stats taken from all June-October 2021 courses.

Our courses adopt a cognitive behavioural therapy-based approach combined with vocational training to help individuals identify and overcome barriers preventing them from accessing employment or training.

In our eyes, every single person has value. It may be that they just don't know it yet.

"Many times in the past I’ve wondered why I’m here but since the course I don’t have that feeling at all. I have something to live for. I have my business head back again."Nelly, 46"I’ve been depressed for years and that has now lifted. One of the skills I learned on this course is the push-back exercise – and how to stop beating yourself up and move forward. I’ve been good at looking at the outside in for other people but never valued myself enough to do it for me.”Stanley, 55"The course has been better than I could have dreamt it to be, it has given me so much to think about. I feel ready to take on the world now. I am enjoying the course; it has been really valuable."Catherine, 63“I’m not quite there, but I’m building a foundation to work on myself. I feel more secure now. My old nemesis still brings me down, but I won’t give up. I am getting there. There is power in this group.”Kristofer, 37"The course was better than anticipated. People around me have started to notice and commented that I'm more confident and have more relaxed. I used to have my earphones in all the time, but I have them out more now."Annalise, 24“I only get 5 hours sleep a night, sometimes less, and I’ve noticed how much more I can get done in a day since I’ve been on the course, and I don’t want that to change back! I feel my confidence is growing and now want to improve my health & fitness.”Ben, 14

Deciding a Future that's Right for You

The Problem

Research shows that those who are unemployed are more likely to suffer from poor mental health than those who are employed.
But what if we could change this?

Our Solution

After finishing our courses:

Our courses adopt a cognitive behavioural therapy-based approach combined with vocational training to help individuals identify and overcome barriers preventing them from accessing employment or training.

In our eyes, every single person has value. It may be that they just don't know it yet.

About SAFE New Futures

Deciding a Future that's Right for You

The Problem

Research shows that those who are unemployed are more likely to suffer from poor mental health than those who are employed.But what if we could change this?

Our Solution

After finishing our courses:

Our courses adopt a cognitive behavioural therapy-based approach combined with vocational training to help individuals identify and overcome barriers preventing them from accessing employment or training.

In our eyes, every single person has value. It may be that they just don't know it yet.

Subscribe to the Safe New Futures newsletter

About SAFE New Futures

Research shows that those who are unemployed are more likely to suffer from poor mental health than those who are employed.
But what if we could change this?