As summer closes and we move into the autumn months, we can feel a sense of transition. This may be your children returning to school or getting stuck into new projects at work. At the Network of Wellbeing (NOW) we
What makes a ‘good life’? Join the Network of Wellbeing (NOW) and Eden Project Communities in an online series of events exploring how to gain a deeper sense of meaning, purpose and genuine wellbeing from living in connection with nature
The Heart Movement Bus is a free, accessible and mobile community space creating opportunities for people to experience the benefits of mindfulness and compassion practices. The Bus was launched earlier this year and has spent the summer travelling across the
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
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
Just days after the dawn of the New Year tempted us to forget the pain of 2020 and raise our hopes for a better 2021, we have all been placed in another lockdown – at a time of the year
More isn’t always better, and excessive amounts of stuff does not make us happy. Understanding this simple wisdom is central to ensuring sustainable wellbeing for people and the planet. One inspiring man who embodies this wisdom as his life’s purpose
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