Improving health and wellbeing by providing direct support, wellbeing enhancements, reducing loneliness and isolation.  

Find out more about The SPACE.

Acting Up with Action on Disability (AoD) is a free one-year series of weekly after school performance classes for young disabled people (aged 16-25), led by Action on Disability, working with the Lyric Hammersmith’s Young Lyric.  

Find out more about Action on Disability.

A photography workshop and producing a short film to highlight the transformation of the tunnels connecting to East Acton and Old Oak wards in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.  

Find out more about The Sortie Project CIC.

A project providing opportunities to learn how to play steel pans for free and using the steel pans as a way to build confidence and foster a sense of identity.  

The project also integrates the older Windrush generation with young steel pan players, giving elders a voice and offering education, history, and a sense of pride to young band members.  

Find out more about New Generation Steel Orchestra.

Offering low-income parents a path out of poverty, through retraining, rebuilding and reimagining their future. This work begins with rebuilding confidence in mothers, through networking, connecting to others and a variety of activities.

Find out more about Mama Haven.

Healing Our Broken Village: Tackling Health Inequalities engagement series provides essential insights into the community’s needs and shaped the response reflected in this project. This series highlights the importance of lived experiences, cultural competency, and peer-led advocacy in addressing mental health and overall wellbeing disparities.  

Find out more about Malombo Music Association.

Introducing gardens along the canal and running workshops with young people on planting edible plants at home.

Empowering families facing food insecurity with NourishEd’s hands-on cookery courses.   

Find out more about the Nourish Hub.

And intergeneration project connecting groups of young people with their older neighbours so they can get to know each other - and themselves - better. All of InCommon's activities are designed to boost wellbeing, increase confidence and build more connected communities.   

A project called Wellbeing Warriors, recruiting and teaching a bank of 12 to 15 young people, how to tackle their own health/wellbeing and how to deliver sessions to others on health/wellbeing through classroom-based workshops and fitness-based activities/games.

Find out more about Zest of Mind.