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Multiple Disadvantage Day is a reminder that vulnerability is rarely singular. This blog explores why overlapping challenges such as homelessness, trauma, mental ill health, and justice involvement require joined‑up, trauma‑informed responses that truly work for people.

Explore how social prescribing connects people to community support, improving wellbeing without medication. Learn how it works and why it matters.

Post on international women's day

Ministry of housing communities and local government ending homelessness in communities fund.

A smile. A note. A moment of pause. Every February 17th, Random Acts of Kindness Day reminds us that simple gestures can matter as much as any policy. Why Is Kindness Often the First Thing to Go? For those working in homelessness, health, or social care, the pressure is relentless: long days, heavy caseloads, safeguarding risks, compliance demands, and the emotional weight of unmet need. Exhaustion isn’t hypothetical, it’s a daily reality. This day offers a quiet invitation

Five practical ways flexible online learning can help build stronger, safer teams, improving confidence and wellbeing without placing extra strain on budgets.

Jan 2026 We’ve taken a moment to pause, reflect, and look back on 2025 and what a fantastic year it’s been. From new partnerships to meaningful impact across the social and health care sector, it’s been a year full of learning, growth, and connection. We’ve rounded up our top 10 highlights to celebrate what we’ve achieved together. We’re deeply grateful to our partners, clients, collaborators, and supporters for being such an important part of the aneemo journey. Thank you f

As January draws to a close, many people who embraced Dry January are beginning to reflect on the experience. For some, it’s been a chance to reset habits, explore healthier routines, and notice the benefits of change. For others, it might have sparked a realisation about the challenges of maintaining those changes longer-term. For health and social care professionals, these reflections are a reminder of the pivotal role we play in supporting individuals navigating their own

As year end approaches we've been reflecting on everything we've achieved and been part of at aneemo HQ. It's been a busy 12 months, from new course launches to bespoke training programmes and exciting new partnerships. We've picked out our top 10 favourite highlights below - thank you to everyone involved in making it another inspiring and jam-packed year! If you've got year end training budget to spend read on to find out about courses and training programmes designed to in

Understanding the complex needs of people who commit offences and the implications for health and social care practice and service coordination.

On Saturday the 8th June 2024 it is Global Wellness Day, so let's reconnect with nature and find harmony in our relationship with the Earth. Dr Rachel Brown shows us how we all belong. If we can surrender to the earth’s intelligence, we can rise up rooted like trees’ Rainer Maria Rilke Sitting by a rushing waterfall it’s almost like there is a river running through me. My thoughts turn to the concepts of power and inevitability, helping me to shift and let go. Nature offers

Exploring why New Year’s resolutions often fail and how recognising small, hidden sources of motivation can support lasting wellbeing and change.

Exploring what multiple disadvantage means in practice and why frontline services must respond to overlapping needs with joined‑up, trauma‑informed approaches.

Learning from Your Homes Newcastle’s journey towards psychologically informed practice and the impact on staff, culture and service delivery.

A closer look at Westminster’s journey towards becoming a leading PIE borough and the impact of psychologically informed practice on services and staff.

Marking 25 November and reflecting on the importance of awareness, prevention and support around violence against women in frontline and care settings.

Responding to the recent UC report and exploring why supportive, compassionate approaches are more effective than punishment‑led systems.

Understanding the relationship between homelessness and mental health, and what frontline services need to provide compassionate, effective support.