Activities

Head out on the water and use your paddle sports skills to make a splash as part of a team.

Try out an ancient Chinese paddle sport with a modern twist.

Cook up a storm, then bring your community together to share a meal and chat about how to end homelessness for good.

Start conversations in your local community and discover people’s perceptions about homelessness.

Get creative and show people that there’s more to homelessness than meets the eye.

Find out how lifestyle choices impact our planet and raise awareness in your local community.

Plastic isn’t fantastic! Work together to get your meeting place and local community to go single use plastic free.

Create a new garden or area for your local community.

Clean your walking boots until they gleam, then waterproof them so they’re ready for your next adventure.

Learn about the crisis in Afghanistan and create artwork to show your support for children forced to leave their homes.

Channel your inner journalist as you reshape the news and narratives around homelessness and explain the solutions.

Share meals, games, and dances from communities who’ve been affected by conflict.

Assemble a colour-changing mood light with a USB plug-in, to be enjoyed in those quiet, mindful moments.

Learn about electronics and practice reading resistors in this colour recognising race.

Combine some common household items with an LED and a battery to make lovely, light-up greetings cards.

Brush up on your circuitry skills and repurpose some old bits and bobs to make yourself a crazy critter.

Build a child-friendly space in your community and use it to raise awareness about refugees and displaced children.

Kick back and measure at your leisure as we discover the many applications of a standard multimeter.

See how we stick metals together with solder alloy, and learn how to safely master a useful skill for life.

Open a gateway to the world of analogue and digital, as we recreate different electronic circuits to see how they work.

Follow one family’s escape from conflict with this interactive walk.

You don’t need a garden to get growing – make some upcycled planters to turn even the smallest space green.

Design and display signs that show refugees and displaced children are welcome in your local community.

Share your thoughts and experiences to raise awareness and share ideas about looking after your wellbeing.