Our
Projects
We are exceptionally proud of the projects we deliver to help support the wellbeing of local families and children across Merseyside. Here are some of the exciting projects we have worked on, or are currently delivering, in the region.
Positive Perinatal Wellbeing Project
Our Positive Perinatal Wellbeing Project is funded by The People's Postcode Neighbourhood Trust, a grant-giving charity funded entirely by players of People's Postcode Lottery - huge thanks to them!
This fantastic support is enabling us to deliver an extensive Positive Perinatal Wellbeing project here in Liverpool, dedicated to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of pregnant women and new mothers.
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Our programme includes:
- 20 Wellbeing Workshops delivered by Positive Psychologists
- 5 Therapeutic Nature Sessions
- 5 Social Connection events to strengthen peer support
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For information of how to get involved, click here
Nature for Wellbeing
Our Nature for Wellbeing Project has been funded by the National Lottery Awards for All fund. This funding will allow us to deliver nature focused wellbeing activities and events for children, families, new parents and older people across the region over a 12 moth period. We will be working with trusted partners and facilitators to help us along the way.
Budding Connections
Our Budding Connections Project was kindly funded by The National Lottery Local Connections Community Fund. As a consequence of the Covid crisis there were no free parent & baby classes available to help new parents create connections and access peer support.
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As a direct response to concerns from new parents about the effects of isolation on their wellbeing, we were able to deliver FREE parent and baby classes at venues across Liverpool, Knowsley and Sefton. The project was real a success and the feedback we received was excellent.
Nature Clubs
We run funded Nature Clubs for children and families at Parks and Green Spaces in the city. Our popular Nature Club sessions at Springfield Park in Knotty Ash are funded in part by Friends of Springfield Park (via National Lottery funding) and LCVS (Liverpool Charity & Voluntary Services).
Children and families can enjoy vegetable growwing in the raised beds, forest school activities, nature crafts and more! Our activities are designed to bring families together, to strengthen connections in the wake of the Covid crisis and beyond.