Wot Wud U Do was built for young people who often feel left out of the conversation — those who are misunderstood, unheard, or struggling with emotions they’ve never been taught how to handle.
We’ve been there too.
We know how overwhelming it can be to carry around frustration, anxiety, sadness, or confusion with no safe space to let it out.
That’s why we created something different.
At Wot Wud U Do, young people aren’t just participants — they’re leaders, creators, and change-makers.
Through our hands-on workshops, alternative education programmes, creative expression, and real conversations, we give young people the tools they need to:
Understand and regulate their emotions
Find and use their voice
Explore meaningful issues
Build confidence and life skills
We work alongside schools, colleges, local authorities, and community organisations to offer inclusive, engaging, and trauma-aware experiences that speak directly to the realities young people face today.
We’ve already reached hundreds of young people across Preston and beyond.
They’ve told their stories. Designed campaigns. Led workshops. Spoken up for their peers. And every time, we’ve seen what’s possible when young people are trusted, supported, and empowered.
First Impressions: Over the past six weeks, a remarkable creative journey unfolded in Preston. Brought together by a shared passion for their city, a diverse group of people who call Preston home took part in a storytelling and photography project that captured the essence of their lives and surroundings. “First Impressions” is more than a […]
Hi my name is Jules and this is my Mental Health journey. Mental health is one of the biggest battles I have ever fought and it still is. You see I have suffered from mental health issues from the age of 12 from what I can remember it was only small things at the start, […]
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 […]
At Wot Wud U Do, we’re proud to collaborate with an incredible network of partners who share our vision for empowering young people and building stronger communities. From local authorities and schools to health services and community organizations, our partners bring invaluable expertise, resources, and support to every project we deliver.
Together, we’re creating opportunities for growth, fostering resilience, and making a real difference in the lives of young people across the region.
