To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re offering a range of relaxed, inclusive sessions designed to support wellbeing through connection, movement, creativity and community. Whether people want to be active, learn something new, meet others, or simply enjoy a calm, welcoming space, there’s something for everyone.
🌿 Monday 11 May – History, Movement & Connection
🚂 History of the Railways Talk & Tour
📍 Swindon & Cricklade Railway
🕙 10:00am – 12:00pm
A sociable morning combining conversation, learning and gentle activity in a friendly setting.
What to expect:
- A warm welcome with a cuppa on arrival
- An engaging talk on the history of the railways
- A guided tour of the railway
- Information on getting involved, including volunteering opportunities
- Optional refreshments at the Railway Café to finish
(Being active, using skills and connecting with others can all support good mental health)
🚍 Community bus available (£2 return)
⚠️ Places are limited – advance booking required. Click here to book!
🏋️ Outdoor Gym Session with Frucifit
📍 White Eagle Outdoor Gym, White Eagle Road, SN25 1TN
🕡 6:30pm – 7:30pm
A no‑pressure outdoor fitness session focused on feeling good rather than performance.
✔ Expert fitness advice and demonstrations
✔ Personal exercise plan to take away
✔ Suitable for ages 18+
Expect fresh air, gentle motivation and a supportive atmosphere — no judgement, just movement that feels right for you.
Click here to book your space!
🎨 Thursday 14th May – Craft & Connect
🕡 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Alongside Mental Health Awareness Week, our regular Craft & Connect session is scheduled and continues to offer a relaxed, creative space to unwind, chat and connect with others.
📩 Get in touch if you’re interested in attending.
🛹 Saturday 16th May – Skate, Create & Socialise – For Young People
Sk8Jam – Mental Health Awareness Week Skate & Social
🕑 2:00pm – 4:00pm
📍 Skate Park
A chilled afternoon of skating, creativity and good company, delivered in partnership with ATBShop.
What’s happening:
- Skate challenges and mini competitions
- BIG Art activities
- Ice cream van
- Information stands, including Owen’s World
- Space to skate, create, relax or just hang out
Local youth services will be present to share information about support available — no pressure, just opportunity.
Together, these sessions reflect our commitment to supporting mental health through community, choice and compassion — encouraging people to take part in ways that feel right for them.
