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Changemakers are people who take creative action to solve social problems. They are a vital force in making the world a better place. Yet they often put themselves in last place. Our Wellbeing for Changemakers programme, in partnership with the
The loss of a loved one can be a very difficult time. Nickie Aven and Emma Capper are helping people with their grief and loss by leading walks in natural settings, giving them time and space to connect and share
At the Network of Wellbeing (NOW) and the Share Shed, our library of things in Devon, we’re keen to foster stronger, more sustainable communities through sharing, repairing, and skill-building. We’re always excited to connect with like-minded initiatives that align with
One Sunday in May, the Orchard Millenium Green in Buckfastleigh in Devon was abuzz with excitement as the Network of Wellbeing, the Share Shed and the Woolly Nanas hosted a second highly popular WoolFest to celebrate the wonders of wool.
The Happy Planet Index 2024 is out! Using data on wellbeing, life expectancy and carbon footprints, it measures something truly important – how good are countries at helping people to live happy, long lives with little impact on the planet?
Summer’s here and where better to be than in the Devon countryside? There’s a host of opportunities to stay at Eden Rise this summer, including on our very own Wellbeing for Changemakers Creative Retreat from 8-10th July. Here, Roger Higman
Alan Heeks is the author of Natural Happiness: use organic gardening skills to cultivate yourself, which explores lessons from his twenty years’ experience of helping people learn from nature, and from creating gardens and an organic farm. On Tuesday, 4th
The Wellbeing for Changemakers’ Creative Retreat runs from Monday, 8th to Wednesday 10th July at Eden Rise, our haven for wellbeing in the Devon countryside. Led by Melissa Noble from the Academy of Wide-hearted Living, it promises to be a
India Miles is the Marketing and Communications Officer at the Reslience Project – a youth-led community which is empowering a new generation of climate leaders. Here, she writes about how pointless joy can enable and sustain activism to address big