Welcome:  

Project55 (UK) Community Interest Company is a not-for-profit organisation limited by guarantee.

We work within the community to ensure support is accessible to those in need by delivering services that create genuine and lasting change.

Our approach is practical, inclusive, and results-driven, grounded in collaboration and interconnected services. 

We support and provide a Safe space for-

  • Young people and adults

  • Victims and survivors

  • Those who have caused, or are at risk of causing harm to others or themselves

By creating a pathway to inform, empower, and rebuild by sharing experiences to learn how to -

  • Address challenges

  • Change behaviour

  • Improve confidence

  • Build resilience

  • Become independent

Why the 'Not Yet' Philosophy?

Our services are influenced by Carol Dweck's “Not Yet” growth-mindset research. Instead of viewing setbacks as failures, we see them as part of the learning journey, where skills, understanding, and positive change may not have developed yet — but with the right support, effort, and encouragement, they are likely to develop over time; This approach helps individuals to develop perseverance, resilience, confidence, healthier behaviours to make informed choices.

From our lived experience and professional practice, we recognise that changing behaviour, rebuilding confidence, and learning to trust others takes time. There is no quick fix, but with the right support, lasting change is possible.

We provide a safe, inclusive, unbiased, and non-judgmental environment where individuals can explore the underlying causes of anxiety, stress, trauma, and harmful behaviours. Through compassionate, evidence-informed support, we help people develop greater self-awareness, strengthen resilience, to improve their well-being, and to make informed, positive choices that enhance their relationships and future opportunities.

Our holistic, partnership-led approach recognises that sustainable change is achieved through collaboration. Working alongside communities and organisations across the public, private, education, health, and voluntary sectors, we align our services with local and national priorities to ensure they remain accessible, inclusive, and responsive to need. This is particularly important for individuals whose opportunities have been affected by disadvantage, trauma, educational needs, disability, or challenging life circumstances, helping to remove barriers to support and enabling them to thrive.