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Anstee Bridge

We support young people with their social, emotional and mental health.

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Who is this for?

Age Group

  • 12 - 17 years

What is this service?

Anstee Bridge is a creative learning programme in Kingston for young people aged 14–16 who face emotional challenges and struggle with school.

What We Do:

  • Emotional Support: We help build self-esteem and confidence so young people feel stronger and more positive.

  • Engaging Learning: We use fun, creative teaching methods to make learning enjoyable and help students reconnect with education.

  • Future Pathways: We guide young people to plan for life after GCSEs, helping them build skills for a successful future.

Get Involved

You can volunteer, run a workshop, or support us in other ways. Please contact us to learn more!

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What people say

He has grown in confidence and made new friends. Continuous support has given him the courage to try new things and believe in himself.

Location

Anstee Bridge

Location

Guildhall
High Street

Room 48/49 (1st Floor)

Kingston Upon Thames

KT1 1EU

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Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible

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