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Our support service provides vulnerable people with hope. We deliver nearly 12,000 appointments a year, which continues to rise. We do all of this without waiting lists, thresholds or judgement, meaning we must be there for every mind, everywhere.
Interested in joining our mission? Our Volunteer Mental Health Mentor roles are open to apply for, which requires remote working and flexible hours, to compliment your lifestyle - we are always expanding the team to support the people we work with!
If you're educated up to degree level (or equivalent) in a field of psychology or related mental health field, with established experience in helping people, get in touch. If you're looking for alternative roles, or for paid employment, drop us an email enquiry.


Why work with Arthur Ellis?
Our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
By working together, we can ensure mental health support is accessible, inclusive and reliable
and we that we can make a real difference.
Our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
By working together, we can ensure mental health support is accessible, inclusive and reliable
and we that we can make a real difference.
Quick Access
to Support
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within weeks.
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within days.
Expert One to
One Mentoring
Our clients work with trained mentors who provide practical strategies to manage anxiety, stress, low mood, amongst other conditions.
Early Intervention
Prevents Crisis
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Reducing Pressure
on NHS Services
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Empowering People
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
Better Long-Term Outcomes
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.



our values

Dynamic
We are bridging the gap in mental health services and crucial in reshaping the support available, with real and tangible benefits across our communities.
Impactful
With your support, we capture both pre and post-questionnaire data for our clients so we can prove that our interventions are not only important, but making an undeniable positive impact.
Straightforward
We use no-nonsense terms and language to be accessible and inclusive to all of our clients.
Compassionate
We demonstrate empathy and consideration to our clients and their circumstances, completely free of judgement.
Safe
We safeguard our clients conversations and data, respecting their right to privacy. This means putting their safety first and only sharing information with another party on a need to know basis, should they be at risk to themselves or others.

Our support service provides vulnerable people with hope. We deliver nearly 12,000 appointments a year, which continues to rise. We do all of this without waiting lists, thresholds or judgement, meaning we must be there for every mind, everywhere.
Interested in joining our mission? Our Volunteer Mental Health Mentor roles are open to apply for, which requires remote working and flexible hours, to compliment your lifestyle - we are always expanding the team to support the people we work with!
If you're educated up to degree level (or equivalent) in a field of psychology or related mental health field, with established experience in helping people, get in touch. If you're looking for alternative roles, or for paid employment, drop us an email enquiry.


Why work with Arthur Ellis?
Our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
By working together, we can ensure mental health support is accessible, inclusive and reliable
and we that we can make a real difference.
Quick Access
to Support
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within weeks.
Expert One to
One Mentoring
Our clients work with trained mentors who provide practical strategies to manage anxiety, stress, low mood, amongst other conditions.
Early Intervention
Prevents Crisis
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Reducing Pressure
on NHS Services
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Empowering People
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
Better Long-Term Outcomes
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.


our values

Dynamic
We are bridging the gap in mental health services and crucial in reshaping the support available, with real and tangible benefits across our communities.
Impactful
With your support, we capture both pre and post-questionnaire data for our clients so we can prove that our interventions are not only important, but making an undeniable positive impact.
Straightforward
We use no-nonsense terms and language to be accessible and inclusive to all of our clients.
Compassionate
We demonstrate empathy and consideration to our clients and their circumstances, completely free of judgement.
Safe
We safeguard our clients conversations and data, respecting their right to privacy. This means putting their safety first and only sharing information with another party on a need to know basis, should they be at risk to themselves or others.

Our support service provides vulnerable people with hope. We deliver nearly 12,000 appointments a year, which continues to rise. We do all of this without waiting lists, thresholds or judgement, meaning we must be there for every mind, everywhere.
Interested in joining our mission? Our Volunteer Mental Health Mentor roles are open to apply for, which requires remote working and flexible hours, to compliment your lifestyle - we are always expanding the team to support the people we work with!
If you're educated up to degree level (or equivalent) in a field of psychology or related mental health field, with established experience in helping people, get in touch. If you're looking for alternative roles, or for paid employment, drop us an email enquiry.


Why work with Arthur Ellis?
Our charity gives people fast, expert mental health support when they need it most. With NHS waiting lists exceeding 1,399 days, many are left without help in crucial moments. The longer this takes, the more that person can lose elements of themselves - friendships, hobbies - even work and housing become at greater risk.
By working together, we can ensure mental health support is accessible, inclusive and reliable
and we that we can make a real difference.
Quick Access
to Support
Legacy waiting lists can take years, but with Arthur Ellis, individuals receive help within weeks.
Expert One to
One Mentoring
Our clients work with trained mentors who provide practical strategies to manage anxiety, stress, low mood, amongst other conditions.
Early Intervention
Prevents Crisis
Getting help early reduces the risk of long-term mental health struggles and prevents more serious conditions from developing.
Reducing Pressure
on NHS Services
Faster access to support means fewer people reaching crisis points, easing demand on GPs and mental health services.
Empowering People
We focus on building resilience, teaching coping skills, and helping individuals take control of their mental wellbeing.
Better Long-Term Outcomes
Individuals who receive early, practical support are more likely to maintain good mental health, improving both their emotional and physical wellbeing.


our values

Dynamic
We are bridging the gap in mental health services and crucial in reshaping the support available, with real and tangible benefits across our communities.
Impactful
With your support, we capture both pre and post-questionnaire data for our clients so we can prove that our interventions are not only important, but making an undeniable positive impact.
Straightforward
We use no-nonsense terms and language to be accessible and inclusive to all of our clients.
Compassionate
We demonstrate empathy and consideration to our clients and their circumstances, completely free of judgement.
Safe
We safeguard our clients conversations and data, respecting their right to privacy. This means putting their safety first and only sharing information with another party on a need to know basis, should they be at risk to themselves or others.
















