Community

Hope stories and testimonials from our participants, and creative and community activities made possible by the profits we reinvest in our social mission.

 

Hope stories

Real stories from people who have taken part in the Hope Programme, sharing what life was like before, what helped and what changed.

Read Hope stories
 

Hope culture

We connect health, art and culture through creative community activities. Working with partners and participants, we share stories in ways that spread hope and gratitude.

Explore Hope culture
 

Hope Monday

Each January, Hope Monday turns the so-called ‘Blue Monday’ into a day of connection and positivity, with free wellbeing activities, creative resources and shared moments of hope.

Discover Hope Monday

From our participants

  • “I saw something which mentioned the Hope program, thank goodness I did, it has helped me so much, and I feel back on track, probably to be truthful, better than I have for a long time, I do have hope back!”

    Jan - online Hope Programme for Long Term Conditions

  • “I enjoyed sharing this course with other carers. It was good to have something to do that was just focusing on what needs we have. And that we are not just carers, but people too, with feelings and emotions."

    Kerrie - online Hope Programme for Carers

  • “The course was excellent. It enabled me to meet other people and made me realise I was not on my own and that you can deal with cancer and hopefully come out stronger at the other end. The support from the two tutors was wonderful.”

    Simon - in-person Hope Programme for Cancer

  • “The Hope Programme has been a real turning point in my life. I must say I was feeling pretty sorry for myself before embarking on it, 14 months on from my son’s diagnosis. But through the programme I feel like I have broken the downward cycle.”

    May - Hope Programme for Parents of Children with Cancer