Maynooth University, Dublin

RecoverED and WARM have been invited to present on their work at Maynooth University, Dublin on December the 7th 2018. This is really exciting not only because this is another opportunity to explore the opportunities WARM/RecoverED offers. This is also exciting because this invite is a result of the recognition of all the hard work…

Most Significant Change training

Hi all – just finished three days of training for the Most Significant Change (MSC), monitoring and evaluation methodology. The training was delivered by internationally recognised practitoner Fiona Kotvojs at the Butetown Community Centre Cardiff. I have long been a fan of qualitative data collection and the MSC does not disappoint. The training offered by…

WARM is shortlisted by UALL – again.

WARM and RecoverED have been, once again, recognised for their work in SE Wales (and beyond) in both education and mental health. The annual UALL Awards have shortlisted the Co-CREATE framework as an approach for good practice in engagement. Using a widening participation framework, Co-CREATE fuses many different ideas and approaches into a single process…

EPALE Interviews Mark Richardson

The Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in European (EPALE) recently interviewed Mark RIchardson and the work he does both in education and in mental health. The video which is now available on Youtube discusses RecoverED’s views on adult learning in mental health, barriers to engagement, the need for bespoke, person centred progression routes for personal…

One down – one to go

Well, the Cardiff Half Marathon has been completed by Mark – http://tdleventservices.co.uk/race-results.php  and it must be said, in a time which was really pleasing. It was a great event, the people of Cardiff were so supportive around the various streets along which the Half Marathon weaved and this now just leaves the Three Peaks challenge for…