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1 in 5 children and young people have poor mental health and many struggle to attend or engage at school (NHS Digital 2023).

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Through transformational art as therapy, AT The Bus delivers mental health support directly to children and young people in schools.

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"Provision on the school site is essential for the most vulnerable young people. When we help these children with their mental health problems, they can better engage with their peers and access the curriculum." Mina Fazel, Professor of Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Oxford

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"I love everything about it. I feel happy here." Student, AT The Bus

AT The Bus offer art as therapy in Schools in Oxfordshire
WHAT STUDENTS SAY ABOUT OUR WORK

“Coming to AT The Bus gives me a break from the stresses I feel, and friendly faces I can talk to about anything, knowing I won’t be judged. It has given me more confidence in my school and everyday life.” AT The Bus Student

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School partnerships

141

Art-as-therapy group interventions delivered in 2023-24

704

Children & young people benefitted in 2023-24

2000+

Children & young people benefitted since 2019

THE BIG GIVE CHRISTMAS CHALLENGE 2024

1 in 5 children and young people in the UK suffer with their mental health. Hear why our patron Juliet Stevenson is supporting the AT The Bus Christmas Challenge. From 3rd - 10th December every donation will be doubled. 

AT The Bus offer art as therapy in Schools in Oxfordshire
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