Loneliness & holistic activities The power of holistic activities to mitigate loneliness is becoming ever more widely acknowledged. Be it getting out in nature, exercising at the gym, gardening, cookery, visiting the allotment etc, it can be a great way of managing loneliness. I propose, therefore, to run a monthly newsletter section that highlights and... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
We believe that people of all ages need connections that matter. We build the evidence from research, policy and practice to end chronic loneliness.| Campaign to End Loneliness
July’s Loneliness Tips Join a Summer Reading Challenge at Your Local Library Libraries across the UK run reading programmes for all ages in July. It’s a great way to meet others, especially if you’re a parent, carer, or book lover. Attend a Local Festival or Outdoor Event July is packed with village fêtes, food festivals,... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
June’s Loneliness Tips Take Part in Loneliness Awareness Week Activities (10–16 June) Hosted by the Marmalade Trust, this year’s theme ‘reducing stigma’ by ‘Meeting Loneliness Together’ encourages everyday connection. Look for local events, workshops, or social media campaigns using #LonelinessAwarenessWeek to join the conversation. Start a Small Conversation A quick chat with a neighbour, barista,... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
Here are our tips for ways to manage loneliness this month. Remember that you can always visit our previous blog posts for more tips, or visit other resources such as the Tackling Loneliness Hub for ideas and events. Celebrate Community During The Big Lunch As part of the Eden Project and linked to Volunteers’... Read more » The post May’s tips for loneliness appeared first on Campaign to End Loneliness.| Campaign to End Loneliness
The following post was written for us by the team at Apples & Honey Nightingale Intergenerational Education and Training: In today’s society, loneliness is an urgent and growing issue—impacting people of all ages, but especially prevalent among older adults and younger people. While the causes of loneliness are varied, one proven solution lies in... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
Spring has now officially begun and we are embracing the better weather in the UK to boost our moods. April brings us two bank holidays in the UK, let’s use these to get out there and connect. Tips to tackle loneliness this month are: Volunteer – Check out the webinar advertised on our events page,... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
There are four new PhD positions, supervised by our co-directors, available for those interested in the subject of loneliness, forming social connections, and childhood development. These positions offer interesting opportunities in a variety of subjects which involve the topic of social connection, so if you or anyone you know is interested in undertaking a PhD... Read more » The post Exciting PhD opportunities at Sheffield Hallam University appeared first on Campaign to End Loneliness.| Campaign to End Loneliness
With sunshine and blue skies here in the UK and spring soon upon us, we are thinking about new beginnings and connections this month. Check out some of our seasonal tips to tackle loneliness: Pack a picnic – Prepare for yourself or invite others to a tea party or picnic of your own. Whether creating small... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
Loneliness and Valentine’s Day often contrast sharply. While Valentine’s Day is widely celebrated as a day of love and companionship, it can also heighten feelings of loneliness for those who find themselves alone during this time. For many, Valentine’s Day serves as a reminder of what is lacking – romantic relationships, companionship, or even the... Read more » The post Quick Tip for Valentine’s appeared first on Campaign to End Loneliness.| Campaign to End Loneliness
Meaningful connections can look different for each of us. With the ‘Random Acts of Kindness Day’ on February 17th, this month we are thinking about how these acts could support, form or maintain social connections. Check out our tips for February here: Fresh air – consider somewhere you enjoy going for a walk, for example,... Read more »| Campaign to End Loneliness
From 2021 to 2024, the Campaign to End Loneliness was generously hosted by the What Works Centre for Wellbeing, the UK’s leading authority on wellbeing evidence, policy and practice. The Centre operated from 2014 to 2024 and during this time it supported the national conversation and action on loneliness.| Campaign to End Loneliness
Feeling lonely is not something to be embarrassed about. We can all feel lonely, whatever our age or background, but help is available.| Campaign to End Loneliness
