We believe in emotional health and wellbeing for all
Providing a holistic therapeutic support service in Greenwich, Lewisham, and Bexley, including trauma-informed therapy, domestic and sexual violence specialist support, and engaging with neurodiverse adults and children
The Deborah Ubee Trust
We are a mental health and wellbeing charity offering a range of mental health and wellbeing services for Greenwich, Lewisham and Bexley.
We support people of all ages and backgrounds, irrespective of ability to pay.
Whether you’re going through a difficult time, or simply need someone to talk to, we’re here to help. Our experienced team offers one-to-one therapy, group sessions, workshops and specialist support in a safe, inclusive space.
No matter where you’re starting from, you don’t have to face it alone.
Our aim
“To promote emotional wellbeing and raise awareness of emotional health by…”
Providing a range of one-to-one therapeutic services
Conducting group sessions and workshops in the community on mental health and wellbeing
Promoting good practice around therapeutic intervention
Providing professional development for practitioners and trainings for partners
Who we support
Children and young people
All children and young people referred to DUT start with a gentle one-to-one assessment so we can understand how best to support them. We then create a tailored plan that may include talking therapy, play, or movement-based approaches, depending on their needs. Our dedicated play therapy room offers a calm and creative space where children can express themselves and work through difficult feelings, including anxiety, trauma, and loss.
We know how important it is for children to feel supported at school as well as at home. That’s why we work closely with local schools to identify children who may be struggling, and to help staff feel more confident supporting their mental health.
Adults
All adults coming to DUT start with a friendly, confidential assessment to help us understand what kind of support feels right for you. You’ll then be matched with a therapist, and offered weekly sessions for up to six months. We check in regularly to make sure the support is still working for you, and adjust things if needed.
We also offer group sessions and wellbeing workshops to help community members with things like stress, confidence and low mood. Our aim is to create a welcoming, safe space where you can talk, reflect and start to feel more like yourself.
How we’re funded
Individual donations
Your donation could help someone access life-changing mental health support. We rely on the generosity of our supporters to keep our services accessible.
If you can, please give today. Thank you for making our work possible.
Our supporters
We’re deeply grateful to the organisations whose generosity enables us reach those most in need.
The Big Lottery Fund application video
Watch this video to find out more about DUT and why the National Lottery selected us to receive funding.