CREATIVE ART SESSIONS BY CHRISTCHURCH ARTIST TO HELP VULNERABLE WOMEN
A chance meeting with a talented local artist and the generous gift of much-needed funding has enabled The Water Lily Project to launch a series of creative art sessions. Our charity, which supports vulnerable women in Christchurch and surrounding areas to get back to...LIFE AFTER LOCKDOWN – VOLUNTEERS NEEDED WHEN CAFE REOPENS
There will come a time again when our cafes can reopen their door and we can enjoy coffee and cake or a lazy lunch out with friends once more. And to be ready for that long-awaited announcement, The Water Lily Café is looking for volunteers to join its friendly team...MENTAL HEALTH BOOST FOR WLP AS WELLBEING EXPERT IS APPOINTED DEPUTY MANAGER
Here at The Water Lily Project (WLP) we’re delighted to appoint a Deputy Manager for the first time in our charity’s ten-year history. Bev McKay takes on this new role, having worked for WLP for six months as a support worker providing one to one...CHATTERBOX GOES ONLINE TO SUPPORT YOUNG AND OLD DURING LOCKDOWN
The Water Lily Project is offering free online play sessions to toddlers in Christchurch and the surrounding areas. Thanks to funding by The National Lottery, our charity, which supports vulnerable women in the local area, is transferring the concept of our...Twitter Feed
During the pandemic, we've seen a huge increase in the need for mental health support through our charity. This quote from Robin Williams is so true and so powerful. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek2021
To mark the start of mental health awareness week, here’s an important message from someone I admired massively. In a world where so many are quick to criticise, snipe & be snidey (particularly online), you can be different. Look after each other. #mentalhealthawarenessweek2021