Setting Up and Sustaining a Library of Things is a new toolkit, by the Network of Wellbeing and the Share Shed, for people inspired to run a Library of Things in their community. Mirella Ferraz, our Projects Manager and co-founder
At the Network of Wellbeing, we have a vision of wellbeing that is inclusive, collective, systemic and sustainable, because we believe that people can only thrive if the planet is thriving too. That’s why, over the last few years, we’ve
International Repair Day is being celebrated today (19th October 2024) and we’re celebrating a global movement championing sustainability and advocating for the Right to Repair. This year is particularly special as we mark 15 years since the very first Repair
The days are getting shorter and the evenings are drawing in. Outside, the hedges are full of berries and it’s cooler than it was. You know it will be cold before long. What better time than now to sign up
The Network of Wellbeing (NOW) is looking for two new Trustees. We want to use this opportunity to strengthen and diversify our Trustee Board. Do you think you could be one of our new Trustees, guiding and supporting the NOW
Brazilian filmaker, Julio Hey has made a film about NOW’s Patron, Satish Kumar. It narrates the story of Satish becoming a monk, an activist in the Land Gift movement and his subsequent peace pilgrimage around the world. The film also
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.
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
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
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