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Riverfront Theatre: Colour in Kindness
Older adults, carers, people living with dementia, isolated individuals, and young people supported by fostering and wellbeing services.
Carers, people living with dementia, isolated individuals, and young people supported by fostering and wellbeing services.
Participants include isolated adults, carers, older people
Colour In Kindness a creative wellbeing campaign to beat the January blues. Before and after Christmas, The Riverfront will distribute free creative and sensory art packs to individuals and community groups—each designed to spread joy, kindness, and connection. Deliveries by professional singers, artists, and street performers will bring surprise moments of happiness leading up to “Blue Monday,” the year’s saddest day on 19 January.
Packs will also be available at The Riverfront for free
| Resource | Description | Quantity needed | When needed | How this donation supports the project (Enabling Actions or KPIs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MONEY | This application seeks full support for this new initiative. | Nine Thousand, Five Hundred | Flexible |
Reflective practice, engagement and participants, conversation and survey.
Support for community health or wellbeing interventions
Supporting older adults and volunteers engaged through wellbeing activities.
Participants may receive packs as part of ongoing wellbeing support.
Supporting young people who may experience loneliness post-Christmas.
Creating postcards and poems to include in the packs.