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The recent report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is part of an ongoing call for humanity to do all we can for the wellbeing of people, the planet and future generations. As the powerful quote above
This is a copy of NOW’s latest monthly email newsletter. You can read the full newsletter online here, and sign up to receive it directly to your inbox each month. What does ‘success’ mean to you? That’s a big question,
In response to the global urgency to review how many of us live, many exciting initiatives are popping up all over the world to facilitate more sustainable ways of consuming. These initiatives can be seen as part of ‘the great
So much is changing for so many right now, and the Network of Wellbeing (NOW) is also in a period of transition. We are saying farewell to two of our valued colleagues, Josh Malkin and Tracy Cheesman. Josh has been
Why buy when you can borrow – it’s better for you and for the planet too. That’s the idea behind our project the Share Shed, reopening soon and celebrating it’s 4th Birthday today! The Share Shed is a mobile library
“Access and connection to nature is crucial for our mental health and millions of people have rediscovered this in lockdown.” – The Mental Health Foundation March 2021 marked one year since the first UK lockdown in response to the Covid
At NOW, we believe that the best way to build wellbeing is together! Over this past year, we’ve been working hard to effect positive change in the UK, and to deliver improved wellbeing for people, society and the planet. PC:
In this post NOW’s Mirella Ferraz shares the story of our mobile Share Shed – Library of Things project, including some step-by-step guidance on how to set up your own sharing project. Due to lockdown, the Share Shed has been
A series of events run by Eden Project Communities and the Network of Wellbeing, with a range of inspiring speakers, exploring how small steps to connect with nature can make a big difference – for our own wellbeing, the wellbeing of our communities