News for the community, by the community.
Mind in Havering, Barking and Dagenham has launched a brand-new programme dedicated to supporting the local Armed Forces community. With more than 5000 veterans and service families living in Havering, this project aims to reach out, connect and offer practical, meaningful help.
Most of us drink some water but rely mainly on tea, coffee or fizzy drinks. Often nowhere near enough water is consumed to keep our bodies functioning properly. So why should we drink water? The list of benefits is endless and it is vital for overall health.
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School Streets protect children from heightened risks of collisions and from the health impacts of air pollution during school pick up and drop off times
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Welfare teams and welfare dogs are being axed by some police forces — at a time when police officers need welfare support more than ever.
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Imagine a job where you are consistently seen as the enemy. No matter where you go, or what you do, people have ‘beef’ with you.
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In a world where age is often seen as a barrier, Weininger Irwin and his inspiring initiative, Cool Rowings are proving that the years behind us are no match for the spirit within us.
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Local dads can join the monthly sessions held by North East London Foundation Trust (NELFT) at Havering Fire Station to gain a better understanding of their children’s emotional wellbeing and connect with other parents.
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Paint wellbeing is a creative, therapeutic programme, using painting to promote mental health and wellbeing. Their exhibition ‘Voice’ was launched on Saturday 20th July, attended by some the artists involved and the Mayor of Havering.
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A Havering resident has launched a women’s walk and talk group to help improve fitness and well being for women in the borough. The aim is to improve your mental well being and fitness, all in the safety of a group.
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