Life is busy, life is stressful, life changes - sometimes it feels for better, sometimes it feels for worse.
Has life changed for you to mean you can't do the things you used to? Change in friends and family, change in work, moving home, bereavement, physical challenges, mental challenges can all lead to an altered sense of wellbeing.
Do you want to get back to feeling more like the person you used to be, get back to the things you used to enjoy?
Do you need some ideas to help navigate your new changed world, your new life, or to just to mix things up a bit?
This page is for anyone in our community looking to find some local things to do whether you want to:
This is YOUR PAGE - please share with us your local resources, clubs and ideas so we can share with our community!
Please check out our other pages
for some specific support
COMMUNITY
CHECK OUT YOUR COMMUNITY CENTRES
Feeling a little lost, not sure what to do. The New Forest is filled with community spirit
CLICK ON THE COMMUNITY CENTRE IN YOUR AREA FOR MORE INFO ON...
SINGING AND CHOIR
TOTAL VOICE CHOIR, MILFORD ON SEA
"Love it, love it, love it! It's my own personal therapy session!
GET OUTSIDE - GET BACK TO NATURE!
The Indoor Generation - Let Nature Back Into Your Home:
We spend 90% of our life indoors, without enough natural daylight or fresh air. It's time to let nature back into our homes.
SWIMMING AND COLD WATER IMMERSION
Tonic of the Sea: "I was desperate to find my way back to me... depression, the anxiety, all of it... the panic, the sleep loss, it took away my confidence in life. And the sea brought it back..."
COMING SOON!
INFORMATION ON SINGING, HOW IT CAN HELP US AND LOCAL GROUPS/CHOIRS
Reconnecting people with nature
Launching Summer 2021, the New Park Farm education project will connect visitors to New Park with nature through the formation of an education hub. There is something for everyone, no matter your age or background
TALK AND WALK - starting Saturday 16th October 2021
FREE MONTHLY MENTAL HEALTH SWIMS AT MILFORD BEACH! Click on the link below for more details
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