The Lucy Rayner Foundation
Supporting & Raising Awareness for Mental Health

At The Lucy Rayner Foundation, we strive to make mental health support accessible to young people aged 14-39 in Surrey. Recognising the barriers of long wait times and high costs, we offer six free counselling sessions to young adults in education. For those not in education, sessions are available at a reduced rate of £35. During the initial assessment, we’ll discuss affordability and ensure clients contribute only what they can, with free sessions provided whenever possible. Our dedicated team will match you with a suitable counsellor based on your needs. After you have completed the referral form, an initial assessment will be arranged, followed by six counselling sessions once payment is processed. Donations are always welcome so we can continue supporting young people.

Weekly face to face and online group session encouraging men to talk openly about mental health, with the opportunity to meet like-minded people and share experiences.

Weekly face to face and online group sessions for women from all walks of life to offer support and advice on their mental health.

A monthly coffee morning to talk all things mental health. An opportunity to get things off your chest and speak openly in a safe and supportive environment.

A 6-week programme for young people struggling with depression, anxiety and low self-esteem. Using mindfulness tools, including meditation and journalling, this programme helps individuals connect with themselves on a deeper level and challenge negative thought patterns.

This service is for families who have faced the pain of losing a loved one to suicide. We provide assistance during the initial aftermath and offer access to long-term resources to support families going forward.

A range of ad-hoc training programmes to help gain a deeper understanding of mental health.