Empowering Merseyside communities towards better health and wellbeing
Our work supports mental and physical health through meaningful activities, social connection, and early intervention. We also deliver professional mental health training for workplaces and schools, with income reinvested into our community programmes.
Community projects
Our community projects bring people together through activity, connection, and shared purpose. Each programme is designed to support mental and physical wellbeing in welcoming, non-clinical settings across Merseyside.
The Footy Social
Weekly football sessions offering a relaxed space for men to move, connect, and support their mental wellbeing through sport and community.
Community Allotment
Gardening sessions that support wellbeing through fresh air, routine, and shared activity, helping people grow food, confidence, and connections.
Urban Wombles
Community clean-ups that improve local spaces while bringing people together, supporting wellbeing through purpose and collective action.
Bowl for Health
Inclusive bowls sessions encouraging gentle activity, focus, and social connection for people of all ages and abilities.
Mental health training for workplaces
We support organisations to build healthier, more resilient teams through practical, evidence-informed mental health training. Our courses help staff recognise early signs of mental health challenges, respond with confidence, and foster a more supportive workplace culture.
Qualified health professionals
Delivered by experienced mental health practitioners.
Training with social impact
Training course revenue is reinvested locally.
Mental health training and support for schools
We support schools to create safe, supportive environments for pupils and staff through practical mental health training. Our sessions help staff recognise early signs of concern, respond with confidence, and promote wellbeing across the whole school community.
Qualified health professionals
Delivered by experienced mental health practitioners.
Built for schools
Courses range from youth mental health to safeguarding.