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The Mary Calvert Project · Keighley

Free counselling
for our community.

Providing free, confidential counselling for people in Keighley and surrounding communities who cannot afford private therapy and would otherwise struggle to get the support they need.

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Supported by The National Lottery Community Fund

Helping us provide free counselling within our local community.

How we can help

Life can feel overwhelming at times. Where cost is a barrier, our free, confidential counselling offers a safe space to talk, reflect and feel heard.

More about how we can help →

Free

For people who need counselling but cannot afford private fees.

Local

Supporting people in Keighley and surrounding communities.

Confidential

A private, safe space to talk and be heard.

Local communities

Areas we cover

We support people in Keighley and surrounding communities, including:

  • Keighley
  • Utley
  • Ingrow
  • Riddlesden
  • Long Lee
  • Laycock
  • Oakworth
  • Haworth
  • Cross Roads
  • Oxenhope
  • Stanbury
  • Silsden
  • Steeton
  • East Morton
  • Harden
  • Cullingworth
  • Bingley
  • Wilsden
  • Sutton-in-Craven
  • Denholme

Face-to-face sessions take place at our Keighley rooms. If you live nearby and are not sure whether we can help, please get in touch.

Map of the Mary Calvert Project coverage area, centred on Keighley, with an approximate five-mile radius and nearby communities.
A counselling room in Keighley with a green sofa, armchair and soft natural light
A second counselling room with green armchairs, soft lamp light and plants

Our counselling space

A space to talk.

Counselling takes place in a private, comfortable space in Keighley, where you can talk openly and at your own pace.

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Ready to take the first step?

We're here to listen.

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Mary Calvert

The Mary Calvert Project

Remembering Mary

This project was created in Mary’s memory. Her kindness, compassion and willingness to listen continue through the free counselling we offer to people in our community.

Read Mary’s story →