Report Neighbourhood Networks: Building Community-Based Peer Support in Serious Illness and After
By Rekha Vijayshankar, 2024
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Report Neighbourhood Networks: Building Community-Based Peer Support in Serious Illness and After
By Rekha Vijayshankar, 2024
Blogs & conversations From Wonder to Well-Being: Exploring the Power of Scent
What began as a creative experiment at Central Saint Martins has evolved into a wearable scent technology designed to support mental wellbeing. My Churchill Fellowship enabled me to explore how sensory fashion could be used to manage stress – learning that now underpins the development of Scent Bubble®, supported by NHS innovation partners and recently featured at London Fashion Week.
By Jenny Tillotson, 2025
Report Healing through connection
By Sophie Beech, 2023
By Claire Douglas, 2024
Fellows' updates April 2025 Fellows' update: Patrick Vernon
Patrick Vernon OBE has been appointed Pro-Chancellor for Health at the University of Wolverhampton.
By Patrick Vernon, 2025
By Emily Jenkins, 2020
Fellows' updates April 2025 Fellows' update: Deanna Mezen
Deanna Mezen (CF 2023) was part of a cancer support team recognised with a regional award for their work providing care in prisons.
By Deanna Mezen, 2025
Fellows' updates April 2025 Fellows' update: Anna Wardley
Anna Wardley (CF 2019) delivered the international keynote address at the StandBy Online Postvention Symposium 2025, a major virtual event based in Australia for professionals and communities supporting those bereaved by suicide.
By Anna Wardley, 2025
Fellows' updates April 2025 Fellows' update: Judith Vickress
Judith Vickress featured on the 'Let's Get Visible' podcast, where she spoke about her Churchill Fellowship research on domestic abuse in rural communities.
By Judith Vickress, 2025