Our top 3 apps for improving mental health
We know lockdown measures can have a drastic impact on peoples mental health, we have come up with our top 3 mental health apps to keep you positive and happy.
We know lockdown measures can have a drastic impact on peoples mental health, we have come up with our top 3 mental health apps to keep you positive and happy.
In celebration of #WorldFoodDay we have come up with a selection of great recipe and meal ideas to feed the family.
During the Coronavirus pandemic, Realise charity’s Handyman Service has been offering its support for local charities and members of the community. With helping to construct worktops, storage pens, build make-shift offices and more we’ve certainly had our work cut-out!
Northern Soul made a comeback in North Staffordshire on Saturday 25th July and helped to raise over £1,500 to support people across Staffordshire.
Northern Soul is set to make a comeback in North Staffordshire this July, with a virtual event bringing the 1960s nightclub experience to your living room – in aid of local Covid-19 support.
Having fallen on hard times, a gentleman from our community needed some support to get him back on his feet. Upon speaking, we managed to get an idea of the gravity of the situation and we teamed up with Team Chatterley Group and it’s team member, Amy Stephens. The gentleman was supported with a range of household items which enabled him to live comfortably.
Over the last few months we’ve been providing essential support to communities through the Newcastle-under-Lyme Covid-19 Support Network.
Realise charity has appointed Wendy Dean as Chair to help increase its impact in the community. Wendy will lead the charity’s board as it continues to refocus on new priorities to building better futures in our communities
Realise charity is delighted to announce that renowned Staffordshire-based manufacturer, Wade Ceramics, has chosen Realise as their ‘Charity of the Year’ for 2020.