Activities

See what you know about loneliness in the UK as we explore how good company and kindness puts loneliness behind us.

Learn about the bystander effect and the importance of acting rather than stepping back.

The British Red Cross use people’s kind gifts of time and money to help others. Find out how the BRC look out for you and me!

Take a few moments to practice mindfulness techniques and see which works best for you.

Map kindness in your local community considering how you can show kindness to those who need it and encourage others to do the same.

Everything’s been planned out, but where’s the equipment? See what it’s like to lose important things that you need or take for granted.

Do you know the five ways to wellbeing? Explore how they relate to your life with a chatterbox.

Choose your chair with care in this rule-changing challenge, as we see how some rules make life tough for homeless people.

Being homeless means more than just not having a home. Think about what this means as we look at what people believe.

Identify services near you that promote positive wellbeing or support young people experiencing mental health problems.

Create a spinning wheel to inspire others to boost their wellbeing.

Plan an inclusive and welcoming day to show your community that your group is open to everyone.

Arrange to visit a local disability service and get their perspective on what needs to change.

Plan an event in your local area to raise awareness of the issues refugees and displaced children face.

Build blocks into pyramids as we learn about the fundamentals of happiness, and what can happen if they’re taken away.

Saving the planet? Sit down and plan it, as we look at the local and global challenges and how to address them.

Learn a game from another country that’s been affected by conflict, then think about your favourite games.

Work together to plan all the parts of the journey towards a more autism-friendly community. Which barriers will you change?

Share your understanding with the community and tell them how to support autistic people.

Assess your meeting place, then plan to make it even better.

Work as a group to make care packages for people who need them.

Look for trends with friends to form different groups in this matching game.

Plan what you'd love to ask Scouts from another country, before going to an international Scout event.

Learn the numbers one to twelve in Scottish Gaelic by playing this classic game with a Scottish twist.