Our Partners

In their pursuit of improving young people's mental health, the Prudence Trust have funded the Sleep Well Study.

Academics at the University of Virginia have provided access to their successful SHUTi online program.

Researchers at the University of Southampton have provided their technical expertise to help build our apps.

Researchers at the University of Surrey have helped us to design and analyse qualitative interviews about how the Sleep Well programme fits with young people's social sleep contexts.

We are working with the McPin Foundation to ensure the voices of young people are heard at every step of the Sleep Well Study.

The Sleep Charity have helped us to improve the sleep advice we give to young people.

We are working with the Association of Colleges to find colleges willing to offer the Sleep Well Study to their students.

Pip Creative have used their design expertise to make our Sleep Solved app engaging for young people.

We are working with E-Act Multi Academy Trust to offer the Sleep Well Study to their schools.

Advisers from the Department of Education attend research meetings to provide their input.

Funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), the Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West are providing ongoing support to the Sleep Well Study.