Kooth listens: how user voice keeps us at the forefront of innovation
Read our new report showcasing how the voice of young people underpins everything we do.
Designing mental health services with users at the heart
We’re proud to support young people to access critical mental health support. Read our latest blog summarising the Giving Young People a Voice report, download the full report and don’t miss our infographic showcasing how GPs, A&E and young people feel about us.
- 97% of young people said it was important that they did not need a referral to access the service
- 97% told us it was important that they could be anonymous on Kooth
- 98% of young people said it was important or very important that they had a choice in what they did on Kooth
- 96% would recommend Kooth to a friend
We strive to understand what young people want. This is critical to unlocking system wide impacts that we see as the key to addressing the global crisis in youth mental health.
Research underpins everything we do at Kooth
There is so much hidden rigour behind Kooth’s pioneering services. We have undertaken nearly two decades’ of research to inform our innovative and holistic service delivery.
For a complete picture of how we gather and value user and practitioner voices to design our services, explore the User Voice section of our Research Chronology below:
The Theory of Change
Kooth’s Theory of Change sets out the theoretical underpinnings of Kooth for young people and separately for adults. This theory can then be used to guide evaluations and test the assumptions in the theory.
TESTIMONIALS
What young people say about us
