Support that helps young people thrive
We're Believe in Possible, a Community Interest Company of experienced coaches and mentors. Through coaching, mentoring, workshops and real-life experiences, we help children and young people aged 10–22 build confidence, find their strengths, and work out their own way forward.
Our Vision
A world where every young person believes in their own potential, and feels equipped and empowered to shape their own future.
To provide accessible, individual workshops, coaching, mentoring and real-life experiences that help children and young people aged 10–22 build confidence, self-belief and practical skills for education, employment, enterprise and life - reaching those who need it most, including young people facing disadvantage or barriers to opportunity, and neurodivergent and homeschooled young people who benefit from different ways of learning and participating.
Our Mission
We work with children and young people aged 10–22, particularly those who:
Feel overwhelmed, stuck, or lack confidence
Are unsure about their future direction
Face barriers to opportunities, experiences, networks or support
Are at risk of disengaging from education, training or employment
Are homeschooled
Are neurodivergent and benefit from different ways of learning and participating
Our Story
Who We Support
Believe in Possible started with a simple belief: every young person deserves to feel confident about who they are and where they're headed. Too many young people feel overwhelmed, stuck or unsure of their next step — not because they lack potential, but because they haven't yet had the right space, support or person in their corner.
That's what we're here to change.
We're proud to have been approved as a Community Interest Company (CIC), a type of organisation set up specifically to benefit the community, not private profit. It means everything we do is focused on our mission, and any surplus we make is reinvested back into supporting young people.
Where We Work
We're based between Frithsden and Hemel Hempsted, Hertfordshire, and deliver workshops, coaching and real-life experiences in person across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire. Our coaching and mentoring is also available online to young people anywhere.
Through coaching, mentoring, workshops and real-world experiences, we help young people recognise their strengths, explore their interests, develop practical skills, overcome barriers and make positive choices about what comes next — building confidence, agency and skills for life, not just for the next exam or job application.
We know every young person engages differently. Some prefer to talk things through; others find it easier to draw, build, move or create. Many of our sessions — coaching, workshops and experiences alike — can also take place outdoors and in nature, for young people who feel calmer, more focused or more themselves away from a desk. This flexibility is central to how we support neurodivergent young people and anyone who finds traditional, sit-down conversation difficult.
Our Approach
Meet the Team
Suellen
I know from experience that leaving school or stepping into adulthood isn’t always straightforward.
Today’s young people face more choices, more pressure and more noise than ever before. It can feel overwhelming, confusing or lonely. Sometimes the hardest part is simply believing in yourself.
I’m a qualified Coach, NLP Practitioner, Marketer and mum of two.
With over 20 years’ experience in business and leadership, I’ve coached and mentored many young people and professionals, helping them grow in confidence, find clarity and move forward with purpose.
As a parent, I also understand how challenging it can be to support young people at this stage of life.
Sometimes they don’t want to talk to those closest to them, and that’s where we can step in.
Through calm, supportive coaching, I offer a neutral space where young people can:
Build confidence and self-worth
Explore what matters to them
Identify their next step, whether that’s study, work or something new
Feel seen, heard and capable of creating their own path
My approach is warm, encouraging and down-to-earth. It’s focused on helping each young person believe in themselves and take practical steps toward their future.
Certified DISC Practitioner
Sharon
For more than 25 years, I've worked in business and marketing, from senior roles in large organisations to running my own consultancy. Along the way, I've seen just how many of the skills we need in working life aren't necessarily learnt in a classroom.
I've also really enjoyed working with young people through local schools, helping with CV writing, interview practice and initiatives such as Dacorum’s Dragons' Apprentice. I love seeing what happens when young people are given the chance to try something for themselves and discover skills they perhaps didn't realise they had.
As a mum, I've also seen that education and the journey into adulthood don't always follow a straightforward path. My daughter was home educated for a period, which gave me a different perspective and reinforced my belief that there isn't one route that works for everyone.
I'm passionate about helping young people explore the possibilities open to them, particularly when they may not have easy access to professional networks or workplace experiences.
Through our programmes, I want to help young people:
Develop practical skills for the workplace
Experience real business challenges
Explore different careers and pathways
Discover enterprise and self-employment
Build confidence in what they have to offer
My approach is friendly, practical and very much about learning through doing, giving young people the opportunity to explore, experience and make informed choices about their future.
Debbie
Across more than 40 years, I've worked in a wide range of roles, the kind of career that takes more than 30 seconds to skim on a CV. That breadth has given me a deep well of skills, insight and adaptability that I bring into every role I take on, from flipping burgers in my first job, to treating traumatic injuries as a medic with the NHS London Ambulance Service.
I've since built strong foundations in office administration, gaining transferable skills in project, time and people management. My work in health and social care, supporting individuals of all ages with complex needs, has shaped my ability to offer encouragement, structure and practical support in any environment.
Today, I'm particularly motivated by the challenges facing young people. Securing an education, finding that first part-time job, and navigating an increasingly complex world can feel overwhelming. I want to help provide the guidance, stability and confidence young people need as they grow into adulthood.
All our team are DBS-checked and safeguarding trained.
“Our daughter had lost all motivation and didn’t seem like herself for a while. Since working with the team at Believe in Possible, we’ve noticed a real shift, she’s more energised, more engaged with day-to-day life, and generally in a better place. We’re really grateful for the support and care she’s received.”
Parent of an 18-year-old
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Whether you’re a parent or a young person, this is a chance to talk things through, ask questions, and see how we might support you.
Supporting young people to thrive.
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