Co-creating inclusive, therapeutic communities, one community at a time

Welcome to Community Wellness

We believe that every person, regardless of their circumstances, has the right to be well, not just physically, emotionally and psychologically but also socially, environmentally, intellectually, financially and occupationally.

We seek to empower people to become active participants of their own health and wellbeing and valuable contributors in their community.

We do this by providing professional and peer support that brings awareness to the root causes of human distress and disease, equipping people with knowledge and tools to enable them to live healthier and more meaningful lives.

Who do we help?

Communities

We engage and collaborate with both communities on a geographical footprint and community groups with shared experiences to co-create accessible, placed based , programmes that respond directly to the needs and aspirations of the people we seek to support .

Groups

We deliver a range of therapeutic group activities and interventions in safe community spaces that encourage peer support, collective learning and healing.

Individuals

We offer ad hoc one to one therapeutic support and interventions for individuals to complement and enhance their personalised wellness journey and for those in crisis.

How do we help?

We partner with individuals, communities and organisations firstly seeking to understand your challenges through our in reach Community Discovery programme. We then work with you to develop bespoke wellness provision and programmes, including training to learn how to deliver programmes yourself, that enable people to find their own direction, connected to their personal needs and interests, to better health and wellbeing.

Learn more about our model
A sustainable, complementary wellness system built by the community for the community.

Can we help and support you?

Our work focuses on addressing the wicked issues that are the root cause of human suffering.

Social isolation and marginalisation
Dysfunctional relationships
Traumatic stress
Mental ill health and negative patterns of behaviour including addiction
Social and health inequalities and the impact of poverty