An exciting opportunity to become part of a ground-breaking educational charity during a period of expansion and growing recognition of our work.Ariel is looking for new Trustees to join our Board.  The main thing we are looking for is energy and enthusiasm, but a background in any of the following would be a bonus:-

Ariel Trust have just received funding for a new three year project, to help young people create films about mental health issues. Ariel are currently looking for groups of young people that may benefit from these creative sessions. If you would like to find out more about the project or have a groupm that might like to get involved please email the Project Co-ordinator, Michelle Richards.

CyberSense is a fun, interactive online educational resource aimed at Primary School children. It will raise awareness of cyber-bullying, providing children with the skills to recognise, respond to and report cyber-bullying and promote staying safe online. To read more about this exciting new resource, please click here.

We are offering free access to our new improved ‘Face Up’ resource to schools who are willing to help us with our independent evaluation study.  We are currently looking for ten schools to participate in this exciting national evaluation study of the resource.

Local newspaper the Liverpool Echo, talk about how young transgender people in Merseyside are being supported by our NEW website 'By The Way'. Read the full article here