Wellbeing changemakers are people, with a passion for wellbeing, who use their skills and experience to improve the lives of others, They can work as sole traders or for charities, government or the private sector. The Network of Wellbeing aims
Ronke Ayoola is the Youth Programmes Lead UK at the Resilience Project. She helps young climate leaders sustain their activism and avoid burnout by training them to develop and lead ‘Resilience Circles’, spaces of community and support for youth navigating
The Network of Wellbeing’s vision is of people and the planet thriving together. We connect people, support projects and inspire action for the wellbeing of people and the planet. We do this through events, network-building, our retreat venue Eden Rise,
Dr Andy Knox is a GP and Associate Medical Director at the Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board. He has spent decades listening to people at the sharp end of British society. He is also a committed Christian. Sick
Brenda Pollack is a passionate coach, trainer, facilitator and speaker who loves helping people to live more fulfilled and happy lives – with less stress. She’s the founder of the Stress Less Coach, through which she aims to provide services
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
It’s the midst of winter and the nights are long. The leaves have largely fallen and the ground is wet. But Eden Rise still offers bright lights and a warm welcome to those who venture down to Devon. There are
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
The Daylight Saving Club is the latest brainwave from Melissa Noble of the Academy of Wide-hearted Living. Small groups meet online to blow away the winter blues. Here, she explains the three different flavours of what goes on. There’s still
Life in the UK 2024 is the latest report from Carnegie UK into the wellbeing of people in Britain. It was developed in partnership with Ipsos and based on survey responses from 6774 people earlier this year. Carnegie UK says
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