Pandemic opens doors
Wellways housing and homelessness teams say the COVID-19 pandemic has unlocked capacity to give people sleeping rough a safe place to reside.
Getting connected where you live
It’s a basic human need to be able to communicate with people, feel like you’re seen, heard and that you belong somewhere. All this helps us feel safe. The idea of physical distancing can suggest loss of contact and loneliness, but it needn’t.
Dealing with traumatic events
The emotional toll from one or many traumatic events can cause confusing and frightening emotions.
A New Hope
Wellways participant Fiona Browning investigates what “Hope” means to mental health well-being as part of the “CHIME” model.
Participant poems
This month’s blog includes the compelling words of several people involved in Wellways programs as they reflect on their experiences in verse.