The Platform Project offers therapeutic SEMH (Social, Emotional and Mental Health) mentoring for young people aged 5–18+, designed to help them build confidence, regulate emotions, and develop healthier behaviours. The service uses trauma‑informed, attachment‑based approaches and provides tailored 1:1 support, including transport, family liaison, and transition back into education. The organisation also runs additional programmes—alternative provision, personalised tutoring, and employability training—to help young people stay engaged in education and prepare for future careers. Testimonials highlight improvements in confidence, emotional regulation, and relationships.

The Platform Project’s Engage Programme is an alternative provision designed for students who struggle to attend or engage in mainstream education. It supports young people with challenges such as low attendance, risk of exclusion, SEND/SEMH needs, trauma, anxiety, or low confidence. 

The programme blends practical, interest‑led projects with structured support to build life skills, emotional resilience, and vocational experience. Students can also work toward a King’s Trust Personal Development & Employability qualification, which requires no exams and recognises their achievements through real‑world learning.

The Aspire Programme is a new vocational, careers‑focused course for 16–19‑year‑olds who struggle to engage with mainstream further education, including those with SEND, SEMH needs, low attendance, or barriers such as trauma or anxiety. Starting in September 2025, it offers a small, supportive, work‑style environment where students develop employability, life skills, IT skills, enterprise experience and complete work placements. The programme runs 10 hours per week over 3 terms, with options to extend and to add therapeutic mentoring or tutoring. It aims to help young people build confidence, gain practical experience, and progress into college, apprenticeships or employment.

The Boost programme is a 12‑week employability and enterprise course designed for young people who need practical experience, confidence building, and support to move into work or start their own business. Participants gain hands‑on experience through youth‑led business projects—such as digital design, publishing, crafts, marketing, and customer service—and work alongside local professionals. The programme also includes a reverse careers fair and the option to complete a Prince’s Trust qualification. Testimonials highlight major boosts in confidence, interview success, and progression into jobs, apprenticeships, or self‑employment.