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Young people offered free weekly support in Seacroft

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Imagination Station
September 28, 2026

Young people in Seacroft can access free emotional wellbeing support every Wednesday at the Imagination Station.

The Time for Young People drop-in offers a welcoming space for people between the ages of 11-18 to speak one-to-one with trained staff about whatever they are going through. The service is also available for slightly older people up to 25 if they are care leavers or have special educational needs or disabilities.

There are no waiting lists or referrals, and participants do not need to make an appointment before attending.

Sessions are shaped around the needs of each young person and can include creative activities and interactive games.

Staff can also help young people develop coping strategies for issues including anxiety, anger, low self-esteem, panic attacks and problems with sleep.

The free drop-in takes place every Wednesday from 4pm to 7pm at Imagination Station, 35 Ramshead Approach, Seacroft, Leeds, LS14 1HH. Young people should arrive before 6pm to access a session.

Virtual sessions are also available for young people who may struggle to attend in person.

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