IYN accredited Children's Yoga with over 7 years experience teaching yoga to little ones age 2 - 18

I share yoga, breathing, and relaxation techniques in education settlings all over the northwest bringing calm to the classroom and beyond!

Yoga practioner of 29 years and teacher since 2017 - I share yoga, breathing and relaxation techniques to help strengthen the body and calm the mind. I have experience teaching adults, children and families all over the northwest - inside and out, in studios, leisure centres, forrests and festivals.

Charley is a published poet and English tutor, she runs Writing for Wellbeing courses throughout the year lasting 4 – 6 weeks. They’re completely free and open to anyone over the age of 19.  The workshops mainly focus on wellbeing and resilience, however, if anyone wants to write in a particular way or about a particular subject this is very much encouraged! Last year’s cohort produced a book of writing called ‘Fireflies’ which is available on Amazon. 

Develop skills, build confidence, find your sparkle! 

Yoga Therapy for all, including children & young people with neurodivergent brains. 

Small groups and one-to-ones in Wigan & St Helens 

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Pregnancy, Postnatal, Baby, Family and Community Well-Being Studio, based in Eccleston, St Helens.

Home of Pitter-Patter Tots, Yoga with Jan, JoJingles, Eccleston School of Dance, Slay Pilates, Core Wellness Studio, Beha Yoga, Barre Fitness with Georgia, Les Petit Pois Fun French, Daisy First Aid and much more

Namaste and Slay, a vibrant wellness events and workshop business dedicated to helping women reconnect with their power. Through a blend of mindset coaching, nervous system regulation, meditation, breathwork, movement and community sharing. Megan creates warm, welcoming spaces where healing meets empowerment. Her mission is to make personal growth fun, accessible and transformative – helping women feel seen, supported and unstoppable. 

Daisy First Aid provides emergency life saving first aid classes for parents and carers, as well as training to handle common illnesses and accidents.

Daisy First Aid passionately believe that every parent should possess paediatric first aid knowledge to help protect their children and potentially save their life.

Classes run for 2 hours and include training on how to treat an unconscious casualty, recovery positions, choking, meningitis, burns, bleeding, head injuries and much more. 

Olivia is a level 3 qualified Personal Trainer and Fitness Instructor, specialising in Pre & Post Natal exercise. She offers fitness classes tailored to suit a wide range of abilities and fitness levels. Olivia has experience working with the NHS to deliver gentle exercise, weight management and rehabilitation classes. Olivia owns The Inversion studio where you will find a range of classes- dance, aerial and fitness for children and adults. 

Jen has 21 years of experience teaching a wide variety of classes from conditioning, abs, lbt, pilates, yoga, stretch and hiit. Her speciality is women’s hormonal health, fitness and wellbeing and she offers a whole package of physical movement, therapeutic coaching and massage therapy! 

YMCA St. Helens Listening Service

‘Our aim is to listen and to empower young people to know how to improve their mental health, including supporting them to reflect upon and become more aware of their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours, promoting wellbeing techniques whilst supporting the young people to gain a more positive mental wellbeing and emotional resilience.

The Y Mentoring programme pairs trained volunteer mentors with young people aged 9-14. Over 12 months, the mentors and young people work to build the young person’s resilience, empower them to lead fulfilling lives, and improve their overall mental health and well-being.

Serving a Merseyside population of over 150,000 children and young people. YPAS delivers a wide range of wellbeing and therapeutic services for children, and young people aged 5 to 25 years old and their parents and families. Our citywide services consist of individual support and open access groups. They are delivered from: three community hubs, primary schools, secondary schools and GP practices and other community education settings.

The Deafness Resource Centre (DRC), we are dedicated to providing support, resources, and services to individuals who are D/deaf*, as well as their families and friends. Our centre is a hub of information, assistance, & community for the D/deaf population in St. Helens, Halton, Knowsley and the surrounding areas.

Our mission is to empower individuals with hearing loss to live fulfilling and independent lives. We understand the unique challenges faced by the D/deaf community, and we strive to break down barriers and promote inclusivity in all aspects of life.

The Carers Trust aims to support both Young and Adult Carers to recognise their own needs, have their voices heard, help with their physical and mental well being and ensure they are fully understood, valued and supported in their caring role. 

A central point of access for advice and support on various aspects of healthy living, including healthy eating, exercise, weight management, smoking cessation, breastfeeding support, emotional and social wellbeing, oral health, and volunteering opportunities.

Wonderland CIC provides a vibrant community centre and serves as a welcoming hub, uniting people from diverse backgrounds and providing essential support that fosters connection and collaboration.

The community centre stands as a pillar of support, bringing individuals together to share resources, build friendships, and strengthen bonds within the neighborhood

Fuel CIC is a community cafe providing events and a safe and inclusive environment for the community of St. Helens.

Fuel Neurotribe is a social drop in for 16+, a relaxed and welcoming space to connect with like-minded neurodiverse individuals - Come chat, build community and truly be yourself, crafts, fidgets and quiet space available.

Since 2012, ADHD Foundation has become the largest user-led organisation of its kind in Europe, offering support to those with neurodevelopmental conditions such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, DCD, Dyscalculia, OCD and Tourette’s syndrome.

We’re the foundation that supports the 1 in 5 of us who are neurodiverse, with advocacy, support & research

ADDvanced Solutions Community Network is an open access offer that supports the emotional health and wellbeing of neurodivergent children and young people, their families and the professionals that work with them.

The Refugee Resettlement Service increases the awareness about the circumstances of asylum seekers and refugees by helping to foster positive relationships with the local community.

Supports refugees by treating them with respect and dignity so that they receive the same care and access to opportunities as any other person in the community.

Empowers asylum seekers and refugees to be self-sufficient so that they can be recognised as valuable contributors to the community and the economy.

We seek to address the service gaps in support networks by quickly addressing unmet and emerging needs.

We're breaking down the barriers between local people and Asylum Seekers and Refugees through education and food.

Cafe Laziz is a welcoming space for refugees and asylum seekers. They offer training and work experience opportunities, enabling participants to develop valuable skills and integrate into the local community.

Climbing walls and charities across the UK partner up to host a regular, free climbing session every month, often during quiet climbing times.

Walls provide the space, equipment and post-climb refreshments; charities bring the climbers, and accompany them to sessions to provide support and maximise the fun.