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The Chair Aerobics Class Bringing a Buckley Community Together!

By Rebecca Drake

Ann Walker (seen in the centre of the picture), moved into Nant Mawr Court, a community for people aged over 55, in Buckley two years ago with her husband Steve. She brought with her a passion for fitness and a positive ‘can do’ attitude.

As she got to know her neighbours, it wasn’t long before Ann saw that her experience as a fitness instructor, could be an asset to her community. She used her love of exercise and community spirit to establish a ‘Chair Aerobics’ class, which has become a popular addition to the scheme’s weekly timetable!

Finding Strength: Support Officer Kieran Jones Talks about Fitness and Fresh Starts

By Rebecca Drake

Kieran Jones is a Homeless Support Officer, who is motivating young residents through his passion for fitness and self-care.

He believes that it’s a privilege to support young people on their journeys and that with the right mindset, support, and opportunities, everyone has the potential to move forward and build a positive future.

We caught up with Kieran, who is based at Llys Emlyn Williams in Holywell, a ClwydAlyn supported living scheme for young people aged 16-24, to find out more…

Celebrating National Supported Internship Day 2026

By Rebecca Drake

National Supported Internship Day (NSID) is a nationwide celebration of supported internships in the UK. It was created and launched in 2023 by our employability partner, DFN Project SEARCH.

Held annually on 27th March, the aim of National Supported Internship Day is to raise awareness of supported internships and the excellent interns whose experiences in workplaces help to inspire confidence, build skills and shape futures!

Exhibition Showcases Local Artists’ Work on Mental Illness, Suicide and Self Harm

By Rebecca Drake

Following a recent poster campaign organised as part of the Suicide Prevention Under-served Communities group, partners across Denbighshire and the local community came together along to support talented Rhyl artists, Freya Rees, 19 and Kenny Bond, 58. Their artwork formed part of a thought-provoking exhibition of original pieces, designed to inspire conversations around the importance of mental health awareness.