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Summer Health Academy - Ravenscourt Park published their Delivery Report!2 years ago
Delivered 2 October 2021
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By London Spark
The idea is to organise fitness training, talks on mental health and healthy nutrition on a weekly basis. The workout is addressed to everyone and the talks are targeted at the Polish community.
Don't you think it is time to enjoy life a bit and recover after the recent lockdown?! So, bring your friends and family and join us at Summer Health Academy! We want to exercise together and support our wellbeing through relaxation, mindfulness and learning about methods to improve mental health and healthy nutrition. We will meet every week on our mats in beautiful Ravenscourt Park to train with a great fitness coach named Karolina Sobala and then afterwards enjoy a workout. We will rest listening to useful tips on how to take care of our physical and mental health. Don’t you think you and your children will love it? So, please support this idea and see you soon in Ravenscourt Park!
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
There are plenty of benefits of this project. It will: - reduce loneliness, - teach about techniques on improving wellbeing, - improve mental health, - break stereotypes about mental health issues, - familiar participants with healthy nutrition, - encourage application of a healthy lifestyle, - reduce risk of illness caused by unhealthy nutrition, - improve physical health, - increase self-confidence, - make people feel happier, - create opportunities to spend quality time with children, - encourage parents to spend more time with their children outdoor, - create good examples for children.
Steps to get it done:
The project will promote a healthy life style by offering fitness workouts, nutrition & health therapist sessions as well as meetings with psychologists and psychotherapists. We also aim to talk about topics which are pretty often considered as taboo, like mental health issues or women's health (menopause, mental and physical needs of widows). These are universal problems referring to everyone. Therefore, bringing people together, discussing and sharing common problems will strengthen the sense of neighbourhood and belonging.
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Location Hammersmith and Fulham
About the space
Ravenscourt Park
Council
London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
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How will the money be spent?Total £7,272
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Total £7,272
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VolunteerLondon Spark is a charity set up in 2016 to support Polish community in London. It was found as a respond for a high need for legal and welfare advice. In 2017 Polish Citizen Advice Bureau was launched. It cooperates with Polish speaking solicitors working pro publico bono as well as liaises with social worker and accountant (both remunerated). This service has been funded by Polish Embassy since 2018.
In 2019-2020 London Spark was a member of European partnership involving partners from Italy, Portugal, Romania and Greece under Erasmus+ project ‘TWInS’ funded by European Commission. Together with our partners we developed model of social inclusion through education. We started cooperating with Polish Supplementary Schools in West London by delivering parental course ‘Strengthening families, strengthening communities’ and organising meeting with Polish speaking social worker how to prepare for transition from primary to secondary schools.
London Spark organises integration events like ‘Meet your Polish neighbours’ workshops or outdoors festival Polish Heritage Day held in Ravenscourt Park and attended by 2-3 thousand people each year.
Due to pandemic, we introduced new activities – mental health support, employability and career coaching as well as nutrition advice. We organise webinars run by Polish speaking psychologist, psychotherapist, career coach and nutrition therapist. We also offer individual support on employability for Polish residents of Hounslow. This service is supported by London Borough of Hounslow, Brent as well as The National Lottery Community Fund.
London Spark is based in Isleworth at Polish Radio London & Magazine Cooltura’s premises. The media partners help us to reach Polish community but also to organise integration events.
Project Owner: London Spark The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.
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