Project Return Mental Health and Wellbeing Hub

Project Return's The Catalysyts are back for one last event for care experienced young people focusing on mental health and wellbeing. We'll have a range of organisations there on the day to showcase the support and services available as well as a chance to celebrate the work of Project Return with fun activities and of course some great grub!

The event is open to anyone with experience of care and is FREE to attend. Simply fill in the booking form below to secure your place. Places are limited so sign up as soon as you can. We look forward to seeing you there!

How do I book my place?
You can book your place by completing a booking form on our website below

If you have any questions, or would like to find out more about the event, please contact Katrina Gallacher directly on [email protected]

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