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Join us this World Kindness Day as we explore how small acts of kindness can make a big difference to our wellbeing.

Through interactive games, discussions and fun activities, we'll be talking about what kindness means, how we can support our friends and family, and why it's just as important to be kind to ourselves.

Discover your kind, meet new people and leave with ideas for spreading positivity in your school, community and everyday life.

Self-Care Week at Think Well

Join us for Self-Care Week at Think Well as we explore simple, practical ways to support your mental health and wellbeing. Throughout the week, we'll be focusing on the importance of self-care, building healthy habits, and taking time to prioritise your emotional wellbeing.

Come along to learn new wellbeing skills, reflect on your experiences, and connect with other young people in a friendly and supportive environment. Activities will include reflective journalling and creating your own Mental Health First Aid Kit, helping you develop tools and strategies you can use in everyday life.

Whether you're looking to take a break, learn something new, or focus on your wellbeing, Self-Care Week is a great opportunity to invest in yourself.

When Friendships Get Difficult

Friendships can be one of the most important parts of life, but they can also be complicated. Whether you're dealing with arguments, friendship groups changing, feeling left out, or worrying about a friend's wellbeing, it can be difficult to know what to do. 

Join us at Think Well for an interactive session exploring healthy friendships, setting boundaries, managing conflict, and supporting friends who may be struggling. We'll also discuss where to go for help and how to access support both in school and in the community.

This is a chance to share experiences, learn practical skills, and connect with others in a safe, supportive, and judgement-free space.

Men’s Wellbeing: Supporting Ourselves and Each Other

Join us at Think Well for a relaxed and supportive session exploring men's mental health and wellbeing. This event is an opportunity to have open conversations, learn practical ways to build resilience, and connect with others in a safe and welcoming environment.

Through discussion and sports-based activities, we'll explore the importance of looking after our mental wellbeing, supporting friends and family, and breaking down the stigma that can sometimes make it difficult to ask for help.

Whether you're looking to meet new people, pick up some wellbeing tips, or simply spend time in a positive space, everyone is welcome.

Free, drop-in session for young people aged 11-25. No referral required.