Welcome to Wot Wud U Do


We are dedicated to empowering young people by equipping them with the social and emotional skills needed to navigate life’s challenges, achieve their potential, and make a positive contribution to their communities. Through our workshops, peer-led events, and mentoring programs, we create opportunities for young people to develop resilience, confidence, and leadership.

Education through Engagement

Who We Help: Our programs are designed for young people aged 11-18, particularly those who benefit from creative, hands-on learning and peer-to-peer engagement. We work with schools, youth groups, and local communities to offer a safe space for youth to explore, express, and lead.

How to Get Involved:

  • Young People: Join one of our workshops to explore important societal topics and develop the skills to raise awareness through creative projects.
  • Schools and Organisations: Partner with us to bring tailored programs to your students, fostering leadership, communication, and resilience.
  • Supporters: Help us continue our mission by sponsoring a project, volunteering, or sharing our work.

Check out our blogs

Wot Wud U Do in terms of bullying? Posted on: 8th November 2024 Wot Wud U Do in terms of bullying?

What is bullying? Bullying can be thought of as unwanted, aggressive behaviour with a real or perceived power imbalance. The real or perceived power imbalance could be physical in nature, social, or psychological, in which the target of the bullying feels helpless or isolated. It is a serious issue that affects millions of young people […]

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The Guild Get Together Raises £900 for Charity! Posted on: 14th October 2024 The Guild Get Together Raises £900 for Charity!

Over the August bank holiday weekend, Wot Wud U Do and The Guild Pub united for an unforgettable day of community, fun, and charity with The Guild Get Together event. Our goal? To raise awarness and funds for three incredible causes: Macmillan Cancer Support, The Mary O’Gara Foundation, and The Walnut Group. Thanks to the support […]

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What Are Employability Skills? Posted on: 7th October 2024 What Are Employability Skills?

In today’s dynamic job market, having a degree or technical expertise alone isn’t enough to secure your dream job or advance in your career, but what Are Employability Skills, and why are they so important? What Are Employability Skills? Employability skills, often referred to as soft skills or transferable skills, are the attributes and competencies […]

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Our Impact Across Lancashire


At Wot Wud U Do, we’ve partnered with a range of local authorities, health services, schools, and community organisations across Lancashire to deliver impactful programmes that empower young people. From tackling anti-social behaviour to fostering leadership and emotional resilience, our projects are making a real difference.

Here are some of the projects we’ve delivered:

  • Collaborative workshops with South Ribble Borough Council to address anti-social behaviour among young people.

  • Creative programmes in partnership with local schools to develop leadership and teamwork through peer-led events.

  • Working with youth services to support mental health and well-being through creative resource creation.

Explore our case studies to see the positive change we’re driving in communities across the region.

Our resources

Our resources page is updated to offer a variety of educational materials designed to support personal development and social impact. It offers access to interactive tools, videos, guidebooks, and other resources that assist in areas like self-awareness, employability, mental health, and creative expression. These materials are intended to enhance learning and skills development for individuals and organizations involved in educational co-production.

Our Resources:
"It was of particular interest to me to hear students commenting on enjoying this approach to learning, which is always a valuable insight into their way of learning and engagement"

Safeguarding & Pastoral Manager