

Youth Talk provides free counselling services for young people within the St Albans community.
We are all aware of the importance of mental health and the struggles people dealing with suicidal thoughts can have. By donating and raising awareness for Youth Talk we can help young people feel less alone by ensuring that they get the support.
To help raise awareness of this great cause, the Wagada Digital team are taking part in a number of fundraising activities taking place throughout the year. We hope to raise as much as possible to further support Youth Talk in the great work they do.
At Wagada, we believe in a strong company culture that puts well-being at the forefront. That’s why two of our core values are Honest and Human; we recognise the importance of being open and comfortable in the workplace if we are to be successful at what we do and allow our staff to develop and thrive.
We believe that everyone should feel safe and confident to express their views in the workplace. We have a relaxed environment where our employees are encouraged to participate, and if they have any issues or worries there is always someone to talk to.

The decision to support Youth Talk is a personal one, as we care deeply about supporting the team’s mental health. Just like Youth Talk, we believe that it’s critical to have those difficult conversations and break the stigma attached to disclosing, facing, and dealing with mental health issues.
– Cheryl Luzet
The statistics surrounding poor mental health and suicide in the UK make for harrowing reading. Each number represents a person’s life, and it’s so important to me personally that the balance is redressed and solutions are in place to both raise awareness and prevent suicide amongst adults and young people of all ages. Partnering with Youth Talk enables us to play a small but important part in that journey, with a shared ethos and vision of effecting real change amongst a demographic desperately in need of help.
Daniel Jenkins, Head of Client Services
Youth Talk is a fantastic charity to support as they offer free counselling sessions.
communities to promote good mental health amongst young people. They offer a wide range of different resources to help inform and educate. From experience, this is extremely valuable when trying to learn how to cope, and support when a young person is suffering.
Charlotte Stephen, Digital Marketing Manager
We hope that you share our opinion that our chosen charity is doing fantastic work for vulnerable people.