Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from May 11-17 aiming to raise awareness, reduce stigma and encourage open conversations about mental wellbeing.
Professional writer Shelley Silas is leading a new Writing for Wellbeing course which is set to bring creativity, confidence, and connection to those living and working in New Hope House.
A powerful report in The Guardian shines a light on the sharp rise in homelessness among people aged 55 and over. This is fast becoming one of the defining social challenges of our time - one that is playing out not only nationally, but in communities such as our own.
From 10am - 3pm, June 25th, at St Mary’s Church, Watford, there will be a wide range of advice and support services, local charities and medical professionals providing free services to people facing homelessness in Watford.
