Due to changes in our funding
unfortunately we are no longer able to
run our Nurture in Nature service.
Nurture in Nature
Nurture in Nature was our one-to-one, outdoor talking support service with a mental health specialist
It was primarily aimed at supporting people whose mental health had been impacted by the Cost of Living Crisis.
Other Wellbeing Support
Visit our What’s On Page for details of other support we are providing
Testimonials
“It was the most beneficially helpful and healing thing. I’m now the healthiest mentally, physically and emotionally than I’ve ever been in my adult life and I have this service to thank this for.”
“I’m a completely different person in so many positive ways.”
“It has helped me to get through the very hard times, made me feel less lonely, understood, listened and safe. My confidence, mood, image of myself and overall wellbeing has improved a lot.”
“I have felt less alone, and more able to cope.”
We are grateful to the National Lottery, Cost of Living Support Fund for funding our mental health support service.
Slow Nature Walking
A circular nature walk from Woodlands to Dawsholm via the Kelvin Walkway and Maryhill Locks.
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By Katrina Caldwell
During the pandemic, we realised the importance of encouraging people to spend time in nature to help them recover from the stress of dealing with Covid-19. We exist within the natural world, are surrounded by it and rely on it in more ways than we can imagine. But often, beyond a fleeting glance to check the weather, we forget to look and really experience it as we live our busy lives and travel from A to B.
In 2021 we arranged for one our raised bedders and local wildlife and conservation enthusiast, Katrina Caldwell to produce a special ‘Slow Nature Walking’ booklet.
You can download the booklet for free. A limited edition print version was available, but is now sold out.
