Community In Mind

At Drama In Mind CIC, we believe strong communities are key to the growth and wellbeing of children and young people. We recognise that every parent and carer’s role is unique, and that sometimes extra support is needed to help families thrive.

This September 2025, we’re excited to launch our wider community outreach programmes to include Parents & Carers, adults and the elderly. These programmes are designed to build stronger connections between home and community through inclusive, supportive, and engaging opportunities. We’ll also be offering specialist SENDCo support for families who need a professional ear to better understand and meet their child’s needs.

Whether you’re looking to get involved or simply connect with others, we’re here to support you through:

Creative workshops
Informal meetups to share experiences and build community
One-to-one support calls for advice, encouragement, or a listening ear particularly for Parents/Carers
Volunteer opportunities to be part of our work
Interactive projects engaging the elderly and hard to reach adults

Together, we can nurture confident, creative, and resilient communities—with families at the heart of it all.

Take a look at our latest projects below - for further information and bookings, please email info@dramainmind.co.uk

New Launch!

Welcome to Belong

Our programme uses drama-based learning, roleplay, and creative expression to help participants build confidence, strengthen English skills, and better understand everyday UK systems—like booking GP appointments or accessing local services.

Through fun, interactive workshops, people can practise real-life situations in a safe space, explore their own stories, and connect with others through creativity. It’s about learning new skills while also building friendships and confidence along the way.

The journey ends with a community sharing event, where participants celebrate their progress—whether through a short performance, creative displays, or personal reflections. This final event brings people together and shines a light on the voices and experiences of our community.

Let's T.A.L.K. Youth Project

Let’s T.A.L.K (Training through Acting, Learning and Knowledge) Youth introduces NEET young people to careers working with children and teens. Through drama and role play, participants explore real-life youth work scenarios, build practical skills, gain knowledge and confidence to take the next step toward training or employment, potentially working with DRAMA IN MIND C.I.C.

Explore. Learn. Act.

A FREE interactive programme for young people aged 16–24

Are you curious about working with young people?
Interested in drama, creativity, or making a real difference in your community?
Let’s TALK Youth is your chance to explore what working in the youth sector is really like.

What is Let’s T.A.L.K. Youth?

Let’s TALK Youth is an interactive training programme designed to give you real insight into youth work. It’s discussion-based, practical, and creative — helping you understand the realities, responsibilities and rewards of supporting young people using drama as a tool.

This programme also gives you space to decide whether youth work, support work or community-based roles could be a future career path for you.

How does it work?

✔ Group discussions
✔ Drama & role play
✔ Real-life scenarios
✔ Creative activities

You’ll explore common themes, expectations and challenges faced by people working with young people today — in a supportive, relaxed environment.

Who delivers the programme?

Our workshops are delivered by:
🎭 Actors & performing artists
🤝 Experienced Support Workers
🧠 Practitioners with SEN experience

All sessions are part of our Community in Mind provision.

What will you learn?

The programme is made up of 6 interactive modules, covering key topics within youth and community work.

Throughout the sessions, you’ll take part in assessment questions using drama and role play to create realistic situations from the youth sector.

👉 There are no exams — just opportunities to show your understanding, ideas and current experience.

Why take part?

✔ Learn about the young people and communities we support
✔ Build confidence, communication and teamwork skills
✔ Explore a possible career in youth or support work
✔ Gain insight into real-life youth sector experiences
✔ Have your voice heard sharing thoughts, ideas and solutions to support young people in a creative, safe space.

Who is it for?

✅ Young people aged 16–24
✅ No previous experience needed
✅ Ideal if you’re exploring career options or personal development

Your experiences can make a difference. Your input is valuable. Let’s TALK Youth.

Parent & Carer Outreach Programmes

This project is designed to build stronger connections between home and community through inclusive, supportive, and engaging opportunities. We’ll also be offering specialist SENDCo support for families who need a professional ear to better understand and meet their child’s needs.

Whether you’re looking to get involved or simply connect with others, we’re here to support you through:

🎨 Creative workshops to enjoy with your child

☕ Informal meetups to share experiences and build community

🤝 One-to-one support calls for advice, encouragement, or a listening ear

🙋‍♀️ Volunteer opportunities to be part of our work

Together, we can nurture confident, creative, and resilient young people—with families at the heart of it all.

Stand By Me

We are launching a new project called ‘Stand By Me’ aimed at reaching young adults (up to 24 yrs old) experiencing isolation and loneliness, particularly those who have few or no family or friends. This lack of social contact can deeply affect emotional health, motivation, and overall quality of life.

Through creative drama-based workshops, gentle storytelling, and interactive group activities, we aim to:

Spark meaningful conversations and shared laughter whilst sharing our stories and life's ups and downs
Help participants build confidence and express themselves.
Offer companionship and a sense of belonging.
Relieve feelings of isolation and promote positive mental well-being.

For further information about any of these projects, please contact us via email:

info@dramainmind.co.uk