The first visit to Chesterfield Pride for WTF and so much achieved – an excellent day! What a great day we had at Chesterfield pride! It was our first visit and we will definitely aim to go back next year.
WTF had a fantastic day at this year’s Well Dressing Festival The sun was out, there were loads of stalls and activities, and a lovely buzz around the village. We had a stall and shared information about the organsiations available
Football 4 Charities event to help and support the Will Garvey Trust Foundation Matt Gough used to swim with Will at Ilkeston Swimming Club, many moons ago, and organizing a fundraiser has something he’s wanted to do since Will died.
The Erewash Children and Young People’s Emotional Health and Mental Wellbeing Network The Network exists to bring together individuals who support children and young people in the Erewash area to share skills, information, experiences, good practice and resources thereby improving the service
A fabulous quiz, hosted by our very own Kev, delights friends old and new and raises £350 for our Wellbeing Libraries Our first quiz night in absolutely ages (cos of the pandemic) but it was definitely worth the wait! Quizmaster
A generous donation from a local resident to support WTF’s Wellbeing Libraries – thank you! At a recent visit to Lees Brook School, I bumped into an old colleague of mine from The Bramcote School, Colin Morley. He was meeting
Take back control, you’re not done at the helm of your life yet! If only there were a way to reduce loneliness, increase empathy, help with sleeping, relax and, reduce stress! There is. Read on. No, actually, read on. These
Multi-media project goes on display at the Quad in February 2022 Abbie, at Derby Quad, hosted WTF’s Multi-Media project in February. Seeing the art work the young people had created displayed in the public gallery was just wonderful. I felt
Leeds Gryphons raise £287 for WTF Will loved playing American Football and his time as linebacker for Leeds Gryphons whilst he was at Uni was something he looked forward to and he became club secretary in his second year. Since
Lees Brook Community School non-uniform day raises £637 for WTF I recently met the School Council at Lees Brook and introduced WTF and explained what the Wellbeing Library offered. The students were really interested in the library project and had
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