Posted on: October 31, 2023
This survey is anonymous and should take 5-10 minutes to understand patterns of community engagement with green space within Essex – Green space is any area of vegetated land, urban or rural. This includes but is not exclusive to parks, playing fields, children’s play areas, woods and other natural areas such as grassed areas, allotments, green corridors, rivers and canals.
This World Cancer Day, we recognise the impact that cancer has on individuals, families, and communities — not just medically, but emotionally, socially and practically. Support comes in many forms: from specialist services and peer groups, to local organisations offering guidance, wellbeing activities and community connection. That’s where the Essex Map (www.essexmap.co.uk) can
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Essex Map supports those conversations by connecting people in Essex with local mental health and wellbeing services – all in one place. Looking for support? Find trusted services near you. Providing support? Make sure your service is visible to those who need it. Because talking is important – but being heard, supported, and connected matters
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LGBTQ+ History Month (February) is a time to recognise the contributions, resilience and lived experiences of LGBTQ+ people — past and present — and to reflect on how connection and visibility continue to matter. Across Essex, there are many organisations, support groups and community spaces doing vital work to support LGBTQ+ people and allies. The
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