Each year at Abbeyfield we hold a week where we celebrate our organisation by taking part in activities. Our theme this year is togetherness so we're bringing people together one paper-chain at a time.

No matter how big or how small your garden is, you can do your bit to encourage and help the wildlife around you.

Online quizzes are bringing people together more than ever before. Read our tips and ideas for quizzing online!

Time for change? Read on for hacks on re-arranging your bedroom with the same décor and the benefits moving furniture can bring.

This year's Mental Health Awareness Week theme is kindness, one thing that the world is prevailing in uncertain times. Read on to find out how you can get involved.

During this unprecedented time, older people across our communities could be feeling a little low. In this blog we've listed six ways you can help support older and vulnerable people in your local community.

Staying indoors could lead us to feeling in low spirits. We’ve come up with some practical ways you can keep entertained and look after your mental health.

Arts and crafts can be fun for everyone, you don’t need to be an artist to enjoy some model making, painting or drawing!

Meet Rowan, one of our dedicated volunteers at Wellington, Somerset. Rowan has been making and selling soap, between his school work, for NHS Charities and Abbeyfield and has raised £68 so far.