Fegans today supports over 400 children a week through counselling and many more families through our recently launched Parents Supporting Parents initiative. Together with the help of donors and volunteers, we reach out and transform and protect childhoods throughout the South East. We have a wide range of family and professional events throughout the exhibition, and many ways in which you can, donate, or join our team, in our quest to help children nationwide.

Below is a short clip from BBC South East about the exhibition ‘Seasons of Change: The Fegans’ Story’, including an interview with Fegans’ Old Boy George Savage. To view the gallery of images from our launch of the exhibition please click here.

As part of the ‘Seasons of Change’ exhibtion, Fegans are reaching out to support the local community in a series of Parent Talks, Arts and Crafts sessions, and school assemblies. Below you will find all the information on what’s on at Fegans’ this Spring, if you have any queries about any of our events please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Fegans are dedicated to leading the way for significant positive mental health change in the South East. As part of our calling to help address key issues surrounding our children’s mental health safety, we are hosting Our Children, Our Future, Mental Health Conference, on the 30th April 2018.

In the last year Fegans has doubled in size.  Despite counselling twice as many children, sadly our waiting lists continue to rise.  The youth mental health crisis appears to be as prevalent in Tunbridge Wells as it is nationally. In response to this Fegans is investing in more preventative action to try and deal with the fruit of the issues before children end up in our therapy rooms.

As part of the Fegans’ exhibition taking place in Tunbridge Wells Museum and Art Gallery from February to June 2018 we are reaching out to secondary schools in Tunbridge Wells, with a series of assemblies, literature and online support, for more information visit our Headspace Webpage here.