What is the Wellbeing Project?
- We are a pioneering social enterprise set up in 2005 in Halton and St Helens.
- We provide a range of community based activities for everyone who would like to improve their mental wellbeing.
- We run self help groups, training sessions, educational programmes, and hobby and interest groups.
- We also deliver innovative conferences and community events that teach people how to stay resilient during difficult times.
- The Wellbeing Project is delivering sustainable improvements in mental health and wellbeing for the local community and beyond...
Social Prescribing
Social Prescribing is about linking people up to activities in the community that they might enjoy and benefit from. It's about connecting people to non medical sources of support within the community.
There is increasing evidence to support the use of social interventions for people experiencing a range of common mental health problems.
News
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Beth Tweddle visits the Wellbeing Project Olympic Althlete and 2009 World Champion Gymnast visits the Project to see the work we're doing locally (23/02/10)
Ignite Your Life2 Dates announced for the next round of Community Resilience events (17/02/10)
Sew Your OwnAn innovative 6 week course working with recycled fashion. Commences Weds 24th Feb 1.00pm (27/01/10)
Evaluation Report from the 'Ignite Your Life' initiative We ran a series of community resilience events in Halton and St Helens (08/01/10)
Photos from 'Ignite Your LIfe' Community Resilience Eventsthat took place across Halton and St Helens in November (08/12/09)
Events
Ignite Your Life2
Dates announced for the next round of community resilience events (17/02/10)
Time Out Programme: A unique film and music course for men living in Halton and St Helens (16/02/10)
'Wellbeing is Everybody's Business' - an innovative business resilience programme (15/02/10)
Sew Your Own
An innovative 6 week course working with recycled fashion. Commences Weds 24th Feb 1.00pm (27/01/10)
Stay Safe Training Programme
A 5-day course designed to raise awareness of the practical steps people can take to stay safe.

