For Danton HR Ltd, a HR consultancy based in Bromsgrove, the starting point was a challenge familiar to many office-based workplaces: too much of the working day was being spent sitting at a desk. The team spends significant periods in virtual meetings, producing reports and managing client casework, and through staff feedback, team discussions and … Continue reading “Moving more, feeling better”
At Whiting Landscape Limited in Bromsgrove, employee wellbeing has always been a priority, but supporting a workforce spread across multiple locations presented unique challenges. Many employees work away from a central office environment, making it more difficult to access support and have conversations about mental health when they need it most. The organisation identified a … Continue reading “Building Workplace Mental Health Champions”
For some young people, turning 18 can feel like stepping off a cliff edge. After years of support, friendships and routine activities, many are suddenly expected to move on, despite still needing connection, guidance and a place where they feel they belong. The Hub in Bromsgrove identified that many young people were not ready to … Continue reading “The Hub in Bromsgrove: Where everyone finds a place to belong”
Pupils at Chadsgrove School in Bromsgrove are benefiting from a creative ceramics project that is supporting their wellbeing, confidence and connection with others. Through working with clay, pupils have been able to express themselves, develop new skills and contribute to a lasting feature within their school environment. Chadsgrove School supports children and young people with … Continue reading “Ceramics bring calm creativity”
For many young people, having a safe place to belong, make friends and try new experiences can make a significant difference to their health and wellbeing. In rural communities, opportunities for young people to connect outside school can be limited, and some can struggle with confidence, social isolation, or finding activities that reflect their interests. … Continue reading “Giving Young People a Voice: Youth@The Lounge Thrives”
Every Friday morning, a local park in Romsley comes alive with gentle movement, fresh air and a growing Tai Chi community. Thanks to support from a Worcestershire County Council Public Health grant, the Friends of Romsley & Hunnington were able to offer free Tai Chi sessions in the local park. Led by instructor Steve Taylor … Continue reading “Finding balance and community with Tai Chi in Romsley Park”
Sole mates – Walking group for men and dads Paul Hall from Redditch is bringing men together, one step at a time, through a new male walking group designed to bring connection, wellbeing and conversation. Paul is a foster carer with Worcestershire Fostering and has also launched Sole Mates, a monthly walking group for all … Continue reading “Walking group for men and dads”
New emergency vehicle will double life saving capacity A new emergency response vehicle funded through a Public Health Community Grant has been officially unveiled at Bromsgrove Ambulance Hub. The vehicle will support the North East Worcestershire First Responders (NEWFR), a volunteer led charity whose trained responders attend 999 calls on behalf of West Midlands Ambulance … Continue reading “New emergency vehicle will double life saving capacity”
On June 22nd, 16 young people from Woodrush Youth and Community Centre took part in the Fun Run at Wythall Park. Fourteen completed the 5k run, while two took on the important role of filming the event. Thanks to funding from a Public Health grant the centre was able to run a filmmaking workshop before … Continue reading “Finessing filming skills at fun run!”
Bellbroughton Primary School in Bromsgrove has opened a brand-new sensory room, designed to support the mental health and emotional wellbeing of its pupils. This calming, inclusive space is the result of a collaborative effort between the school council, staff, and a Worcestershire Public Health Grant. The sensory room is filled with carefully chosen items that … Continue reading “Peaceful space promotes pupil wellbeing”
