The University of East Anglia are looking to hear from employees/providers (over the age of 16) in Norfolk and Suffolk who work with individuals facing mental health challenges. The survey closes on 24 November and you can see the advert below. To take part in the survey, please follow this link.
The Restoration Trust (RT) is delighted to have been awarded a grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to enable us to build a sustainable future, supporting this innovative charity to continue to provide opportunities for people with mental health challenges to access and benefit from the richness of their local heritage. Today, The Restoration […]
The University of East Anglia, in collaboration with Kings College London, are aiming to identify and address the mental health gaps across Norfolk and Suffolk’s rural and coastal regions. They are conducting research that focuses on bringing together key stakeholders and conducting extensive scoping work to identify mental health needs and priorities in Norfolk and […]
Change Minds is an innovative project aimed at using history and creativity to improve the wellbeing of people with mental health issues. Developed in Norfolk by the Restoration Trust and the Norfolk Record Office, there is now an opportunity to take part in Change Minds in Wales. To get involved in the project, please contact […]
From Saturday 7 September – Friday 13 September, the Heritage for Wellbeing Group’s ‘Exhibition of a Shared Journey’ will be based at PRIMEYARC, Market Gates, in Great Yarmouth. A wealth of drawings, sculpture, crafts, photography and writing will be on display. As part of the exhibition, local artist Robert Fairclough will be hosting drawing sessions […]
Discover first-hand accounts of how volunteering can transform lives with the Restoration Trust. Meet Kerry and Adrian as they share their journey to wellbeing through culture therapy and community connections. Tune in to their inspiring stories here. Find out more about the Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care System here.
We are delighted to announce the Restoration Trust has won the Best Heritage Social Prescribing Project in the Social Prescribing Awards 2024, for our ‘Heritage Linkworker – Heritage for Wellbeing Project’. Participant volunteers Rob Fairclough and Phil Wells attended the conference and the NASP awards ceremony where they accepted the award on behalf of the Restoration Trust. Pictured left to right […]