Our own Hadley Trueman was recognised at the Erewash Civic Voluntary Awards held by Erewash Borough Council with a richly deserved award for his fantastic contribution to our community! As Hadley reflected….. “On March 20th, I attended the 2026 Erewash Civic
Linking Hope are about strengthening links between organisations and individuals who are affected by suicide and suicide bereavement. From: Jo Garvey ‘Linking Hope’ was set up following the success of Derby and Derbyshire’s Baton of Hope last September. Their mission
Great opportunity to connect and celebrate with young people at Broomfield Hall campus From: Jo Garvey It was an absolute joy to be invited to this event again which aims to show off the fantastic work staff and students are
Park Runs are fabulous. We feel privileged to help run the local event and to get the opportunity to talk with runners, walkers and ramblers WTF volunteers turned up in their numbers to help marshal the Parkrun at Shipley Park
A wonderful day at Ilkeston Town FC’s Manor Ground providing the right opportunities to talk and support our communities. By: Joanna Garvey The Manor Foundation is the charitable arm of Ilkeston Town FC and aims to provide opportunities for the
What a fabulous night. We raised £1400+. Big shout for the Old Black Horse, Mapperley. It makes such a difference to have a team like them helping us in so many ways! We are so grateful to the Old Black
On yer bike, Hadley! We are so grateful for the £609 raised for WTF! Big thanks! From Hadley Trueman This past week, I embarked on my biggest challenge yet, both physically and mentally. I rode my bike 643
Such fun, what an experience! From Charlotte Chambers: I had absolutely no idea what to expect from Willfest25. This was my first ever time attending the event, let alone volunteering or performing. On top of that, the event had scaled
October 10th at Morrisons gave us more reasons for good conversations From Helen Vickers: On Friday 10th October, we took WGTF to Morrisons in Ilkeston to promote World Mental Health Day. We spent the day connecting with the local community,
A visit to Wilsthorpe school to see the wellbeing library From Erewash Rotary Club: Last year, members heard a deeply personal and inspiring talk from Joanna Garvey about the work of The Will Garvey Trust Foundation. Set up in the
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