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
Together we did it ! From Jodie Cook: On Sunday 28th September along with thousands of others I ran the Robin Hood Marathon with others from WTF. This was my second half marathon and very special for three reasons Firstly,
September 20th saw our biggest Willfest yet From Kevan Garvey: The Scandinavians have a word for it. Friluftsliv. A cracking scrabble score and an even better concept. It’s about living an outdoor life. Braving the elements, growing a brass-monkey pair.
Suicide Prevention Day (10th September) – remembering those lost to suicide From Jo Garvey: On a very soggy Suicide Prevention Day (#SuicidePreventionDay), a handful of us met for Candles at the Crossroads, where we remembered and honoured Will and those
On 26th July, WTF participated in Nottingham Pride Our first time having a stall at Nottingham Pride was such a powerful experience. Talking to so many different people in such a diverse crowd and everyone sharing their stories and showing
West Hallam’s Wells – Being Connected This was once true. Sadly, you can now no longer check its validity. But, during July 25, the West Hallam Wikipedia page listed that its Well-Dressings, the Pagan tradition of blessing the gods
Lots of enjoyment took place whilst promoting awareness for Will and young people who are struggling too Another summer comes, another Will Garvey Memorial football match happens… This time the venue was Eastwood Community FC and what a day it
Nottingham Business School students report – a catalyst for moving forward Thank you to Angela and the team from Nottingham Business School at Nottingham Trent University. Here’s what Angela said about the project. “Over the years, I’ve organised hundreds of
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