OUR FOUNDER

Hannah has a strong passion for helping others and feels there is a misalignment between what is taught from a young age and the skills we need in the real world. Her resilience and determination comes from the life experiences she has had. Moving from home at 19 to pursue her career as a chartered surveyor then lost her mum to alcoholism at 21. Navigating this whilst balancing work, studying, family relationships and a social life has been a challenge and this is where the wellbeing service- Soulful Co began.

OUR MISSION

Soulful Co is the first lifetime wellbeing support platform.

Our platform is available in the click of a button, no wait time to feel like you are not alone.

Soulful addresses the mental health crisis through a preventative, holistic, and empowering approach, using its core framework to build emotional resilience, self-worth, and connection.

Soulful aims to proactively reduce burnout, disconnect, perfection culture and increase emotional literacy, resilience and confidence.

In turn this will reduce absenteeism and presenteeism and the costs associated. With more people feeling truly supported as humans its in our nature the be more productive which will increase performance.

Lets invest in the future, now.

What Makes Soulful Co Different?

Holistic and Multi-Dimensional

Our Framework covers 7 types of wellness. Soulful appreciates individuality and one method does not fit all. Incorporating a variety of strategies and signposting services means that our support is not limited.

Lifetime Connection

No matter where you are in your journey thriving or struggling - Soulful is your constant. Whether this is for your personal, physical, emotional or mental wellbeing, know that this is a safe place to come to for guidance.

Cross- Generational

Life happens to all of us. Our framework can be applied to any scenario. Whether this is to young people or adults, students or employees and staff Soulful Co is your go to.

Statistics

Economic

Mental health issues cost the UK economy at least £118 billion annually, approximately 5% of GDP (The Times)

In England, total economic and social costs reached around £300 billion in 2022 Centre for Mental Health.

Breakdown of Costs:

£110 billion in economic losses (sickness absence, presenteeism, job turnover, unemployment) Centre for Mental Health.

£130 billion human/social costs (quality‑of‑life impacts, reduced social participation, premature mortality).

£60 billion direct health & care costs (NHS services, informal care, therapy) Mental Health Foundation +5 Centre for Mental Health +5 Centre for Mental Health +5.

Mental Health

1 in 6 children aged 5 to 16 were identified as having a probable mental health condition in 2021. (NHS Digital)

75% of mental health problems are established by age 24. (Mental Health Foundation)

1 in 4 people in the UK will experience a mental health problem each year. (Mind)

Only 34% of young people with a mental health disorder get access to the treatment they need. (Children’s Commissioner, 2023)

Over 50% of UK teachers report burnout, largely due to unmet student wellbeing needs. (Teacher Tapp, 2022)

Emotional Literacy

Schools that implement social-emotional learning programmes see an 11% improvement in academic outcomes. (CASEL, 2020)

Children with high emotional intelligence are 54% more likely to report good mental health. (YoungMinds UK)

Emotional regulation is a top 3 skill employers want by 2025. (World Economic Forum)

Personal Development

Young people are twice as likely to flourish when taught practical self-awareness and mindfulness techniques. (NICE Guidelines, 2022)

85% of success in life is attributed to soft skills like self-awareness, empathy, and resilience. (Carnegie Institute of Technology)

Life skills education can reduce future unemployment risk by up to 40%. (OECD, 2021)

Education Gap

93% of headteachers say pupils’ mental wellbeing has been negatively affected by external stressors and social media. (NAHT, 2023)

Only 30% of UK schools offer a consistent wellbeing curriculum. (Department for Education Internal Survey)

66% of schools say they lack training and resources to deliver holistic wellbeing education. (Education Support, 2022)Schools that implement social-emotional learning programmes see an 11% improvement in academic outcomes. (CASEL, 2020)

Disclaimer: This website can’t provide immediate or crisis support.

Contact:

Shout (24/7 text support)Text “SHOUT” to 85258 | Free, confidential support by text, 24 hours a day.
Samaritans (24/7 call support)Call 116 123 | For anyone struggling to cope, day or night.
Hub of Hope (local support finder)Search for mental health services and charities near you.
NHS urgent mental health support Call NHS 111 and choose option 2 to reach your local urgent mental health helpline.
Immediate dangerIf you’re in immediate danger or can’t keep yourself safe, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E.