Compass Counselling - Counselling on Merseyside Pastoral and Supporting Service

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Welcome to Compass

COMPASS is a registered charity and one of the few independent providers of counselling for people aged over eighteen in Merseyside. Established in 1978, COMPASS has a reputation for the highest quality counselling provision and teaching programmes and a longstanding tradition of serving the community.

GETTING STARTED

Going to see a counsellor for the first time can often feel daunting. You probably feel hesitant about sharing personal information with a complete stranger. We fully understand this and as such all of our counsellors are trained to listen to you. They do not give advice or pass judgement.

vOLUNTEER with COMPASS

Voluntary work, Volunteering ... if this is what you're looking for, you've come to the right place. Volunteer Today!

Become a COMPASS trustee

Over a million adults of all ages, social backgrounds and walks of life become trustees. Many people become involved in the running of a charity and thus become a charity trustee. Trustees are a valuable asset for a charity because they bring an outside viewpoint to the charity preventing a trustee body from becomingtoo inward-looking.If you are interested in becoming a COMPASS trustee please contact :

brendadunn@compass-counselling.org.uk

compass annual report 2008

Download a copy of the COMPASS 30th Anniversary 2008 Annual report

Here....COMPASSAnnual Report 2008 PDF

The new Garden at 25 Hope Street was sponsored by;

 

 

 

 

Voluntary Receptionist

Would you like to develop your skills as a receptionist?

Then why not contact COMPASS for further details of this opportunity?

 

TRAINING

Course information

Essential information for students, with course listings and how to apply.

Contact us

  • COMPASS
  • 25 Hope Street
  • Liverpool
  • L1 9BQ
  • Tel: 0151 708 6688
  • Fax: 0151 707 8728

  • Under and over the Mersey walk

15th June 2008

COMPASS fundraising Officer Tony Medlicott and his wife Rosie completed the walk, and would like to thank everyone who sponsored their effort, in particular Terry Hayes of Hayes Electric who donated £100