Hastings and St Leonards - Action for Happiness

Both ActionforHappiness.org and this blog launched on April 12th 2011. Follow the story of Hastings and St Leonards Action for Happiness here. Under 'ideas bubbling up' learn about "St Leonards Sharing" Timebank. Whatever interest you have in Happiness & Sharing, www.stleonardssharing.info (or the logo) takes you to where a new world of greater connection & wellbeing can unfold for you. Do make your choices, go to the next page and leave a means for us to contact you.

The "St Leonards Sharing" inaugral event was at Action for Happiness & Mediation Support Centre

9th & 10th September

2011

Dialogue Road Map training

(provided by www.centreforpeacefulsolutions.org)

(Flyer for the day)

Also see Action For Happiness's Action 24 -

Understand each other’s needs.

The importance of understanding everyone's needs as a way towards more wellbeing is a major reason why Mediation Support Ltd's CEO, Paul Crosland founded the local Action for Happiness group, which is now being developed further by others in the group with many years of connection with Hastings & St Leonards

Paul will particularly be focussing on a more inclusive and bigger www.agoodweek.com from 18-24th June 2012. IT'S NOT TOO SOON TO JOIN IN THE PLANNING & TEAM-BUILDING.

Your local well-being group

Welcome to a resource-base to support your local well-being group.
Why not host a one-hour meeting of friends/neighbours to get a handle on this happiness/well-being social movement. We call this a Happiness 101 session. (For more on the web-page from above). We can provide three members of the Hastings & St Leonards Action for Happiness Group to introduce the session; 10 minutes each, and then we ask for some sharing from those who want to speak about what happiness and wellbeing mean to them. Ideally, we ask you to invite us to your home and to have 5 people from the neighbouring 5 streets there.

Hastings and St Leonards - Action for Happiness

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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Five ways to well-being (If you want a happy day, try 'five a day')

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