Mental Health
By Mental Health Correspondent A major survey of tens of thousands of pupils has revealed improving wellbeing among young people across Greater Manchester. The latest findings from Year 7, 8 and 10 students show a steady upward trend, with more pupils reporting good wellbeing compared to previous years. In 2025,
News
By Community Correspondent As food costs continue to rise and access to fresh produce and green space remains limited for many families, a community garden in Barrow is proving how local action can deliver lasting change. Green Heart Den, built across two previously derelict plots of land, has been transformed
Schools
By Schools Correspondent A primary school in Blackley has been nationally recognised for its exceptional commitment to supporting the wellbeing of its staff, placing it among the first schools in the country to achieve the honour. Pike Fold Community Primary School has been awarded the Silver standard by the Teacher
Animals
By Charities Correspondent Frontline staff from several animal welfare organisations took time out from their demanding roles to take part in a range of wellbeing sessions at The Donkey Sanctuary in Devon recently. The group, which included staff from Flicka, Ash, Margaret Green and the Mare and Foal Sanctuary, were
Mental Health
By Happiness Correspondent In today’s fast-paced and often stressful world, finding moments of genuine joy can be challenging. But Alison Orr, a certified Laughter Yoga practitioner, is on a mission to change that. Through her organisation, Dubries, Alison offers Laughter Yoga sessions designed to uplift spirits, enhance well-being, and