In partnership with Compass Lifestyle Medicine. Dandelion Seeds delivered its first Continuous Health Improvement Programme (CHIP) in Taunton Deane.
In partnership with Compass Lifestyle Medicine. Dandelion Seeds delivered its first Continuous Health Improvement Programme (CHIP) in Taunton Deane.
In partnership with FareShare SW. Dandelion Seeds Foundation are delighted to be expanding our food distribution work in partnership with local schools in the Taunton area.
In partnership with Compass Lifestyle Medicine CHIP UK Dandelion Seeds Foundation delivered its first UK (charity-funded) Continuous Health Improvement Programme (CHIP) in Oxford
By running workshops, seminars and events the Charity will inform the public about health and wellness options that can be made available to help those affected.
The Charity has a strong focus on working collaboratively with other third sector organisations and seeks to enhance and complement existing health and wellbeing services.
The Charity will offer grants to individuals in order to help them access treatments or services they could not otherwise obtain due to financial or other constraints.
Starting early 2023, Dandelion Seeds is delivering its next lifestyle medicine programme for residents of Taunton Deane and West Somerset.
If you are interested, please let us know by filling out the below form and we’ll be in touch nearer the time before the course starts.
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