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Contact Address: You’re Cherished CIC, 2nd Floor, 198 Boldmere Road, Sutton Coldfield, B73 5UE Phone Number: 0121 389 8244 Email: hello@cherisheduk.org

Supporting Children To Feel Safe, Seen, Soothed and Secure Cherished is a charity who provide attachment-focused and trauma responsive support for children and young people in Primary and Secondary schools across Birmingham. We ensure that every child who we support feels … Read More

You have probably heard of mindfulness before and as it has become more popular in recent years, everyone seems to be talking about it. Based on ancient relaxation techniques, mindfulness can reduce stress, improve mental health and help people change … Read More

When working with young people its really important to keep stocking up your toolkit so you have a variety of ‘go to’ resources which you know work as well as some new ones you can experiment with. At Cherished we … Read More

A lot of the mentoring support we offer to girls in both primary and secondary school is with girls who are struggling to manage high levels of anxiety. So how can we effectively support girls who are struggling on a … Read More

Image Created by Laverna Ellis – Cherished Supporter My gosh it consumes us doesn’t it? We are obsessed with body image. If we aren’t scrolling Instagram wishing we had that deep tan, those pearly whites and the tiniest waist on earth, … Read More

  Many people think of messy play as an activity that’s reserved solely for younger children particularly those in infant or nursery school. While it’s true it is great for younger children in helping them develop important skills like mark making, … Read More

We work with some AMAZING partner organisations who help support the work that we do across Birmingham. We would like to introduce you to Hayley who runs Relax Kids Sutton Coldfield. We believe massively in the importance of helping children … Read More

Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) and Grooming are difficult subjects to talk about. Whilst a final year student at university, our safeguarding lectures that covered both topics had the caveat that if a student felt they needed to pop out and … Read More

Upon reflection it is so easy to think ‘If only.’ If only I knew what was happening wasn’t right. If only I had said no. If only I could have talked to family or friends. If only I didn’t have … Read More