Practical management and wellbeing activities — learn new skills, meet new people and spend time in nature. Open to adults. No experience necessary. Campfire and hot drinks included.

Supporting wellbeing, raising awareness and creating space for open conversations around mental health. Organisations can showcase services and connect with TATA Steel staff.

A mental health support hub offering drop-in wellbeing support, social spaces, events and groups for 11–17 year olds. Check timetable for ages and sessions.

Online training with Dr. Sian Hughes from Crisis. Aimed at professionals working with people who have experienced trauma.

A mental health workshop with Holly Vipond. Email to book your space.

A safe, welcoming space for those looking to create new friendships. Activities and refreshments provided.

Come and join us for a friendly game of bingo while enjoying some refreshments.

Open the garden to local people — unwind, sit on a bench, listen to birdsong, have a chat, light refreshments, somatic movement and guided relaxation at 2pm. No dogs.

Afternoon tea with craft activities, positive mental health activities, chat and a gift bag. Each attendee receives a gift to pass on as an act of kindness.

An information session exploring the relationship between work and mental health.

A 30-minute session to increase awareness of suicide prevention, provide information about PAPYRUS, and encourage action for a suicide-safer community.

Creative Clay 12–2pm · Mindfulness for Men 2:15–3pm · Breathe and Relax 3–3:45pm · Pop Up Café by Wild & Free with bakes, cakes and friendly connection.

A presentation on Functional Neurological Disorder.

Find out about the range of mental health services across Neath Port Talbot, plus an uplifting drumming circle hosted by Dan from Ymarfer Music, encouraging self-expression and reducing stress.

Come and have a taster of various activities in a relaxed environment, have a cuppa and a chat, free of charge.

Afternoon tea with craft activities, positive mental health activities, chat and a gift bag. Each attendee receives a gift to pass on as an act of kindness.

Face-to-face crafts and digital art with Rachael Barry from Crisis and Dean Kelly from the Fusion Project.

Online training with Dr. Sian Hughes from Crisis. Understanding how past trauma may impact an individual. Open to all.

Go green in your school, workplace or community this Mental Health Awareness Week and help to raise vital funds and awareness for mental health.

Afternoon tea with craft activities, positive mental health activities, chat and a gift bag. Each attendee receives a gift to pass on as an act of kindness.

Come and see what services the Swansea City Mental Health Hub provides. Open to professionals and individuals. No booking needed.

Online session with Emma Snell from Neurokind Inclusion CIC for neurodiverse individuals. Explore, understand and build practical strategies to support your wellbeing.

Join us for cuppas, campfire and company at Craig Gwladus Country Park. Bring a craft, a colouring book, or simply bring yourself. Campfire circle starts at 10am.