A full week of free activities is set to take place at Rhymney Library Hub this June as part of National Wellbeing Week 2025, celebrating the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Connect, Get Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give.
Running from Monday 23th to Friday 27th June, each day will feature a themed programme of free events and support services designed to promote positive mental and physical wellbeing in the community.
From seated yoga, dog rescue demos and Spanish tasters, to craft sessions, healthy eating talks, and a community plant swap, the week offers something for all ages and interests. The celebration concludes with a free outdoor event on Friday from 3pm–5pm, featuring a silent disco, stalls, donations, foodbank collections and more.
The week is being delivered in partnership with Caerphilly Cares, Public Health Wales and Cwtsh, with support from a range of local services and organisations.
Cllr Carol Andrews, Cabinet Member for Education and Communities, said:
“National Wellbeing Week is a fantastic opportunity for people to connect with their community and discover the wide range of support services available through Rhymney Library Hub. It’s a welcoming space where residents can access advice, take part in fun activities, and feel supported.”
What’s On:
* Monday 23th June – CONNECT: Support services on-site, arts and crafts, coffee morning and more.
* Tuesday 24th June – GET ACTIVE: Seated yoga taster, dog rescue demo, litter picking and more.
* Wednesday 25th June – TAKE NOTICE: Gaming, fire home safety advice and more.
* Thursday 26th June – KEEP LEARNING: Heritage talk 2-3pm, Crochet with Multiply 10-12pm, a Spanish taster session, and more.
* Friday 27th June – GIVE: Outdoor celebration 3–5pm: Silent disco, craft stalls, ToyBox Project, foodbank support and donations, a plant buy and swap and there may even be a Magician walking around.
For more information or to support, please contact Caerphilly Cares.
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