Walk for Living Well

Re-Instate enhances the lives of local people experiencing mental ill-health, or with a learning difficulty, through an innovative range of employment and learning services. These include:-

The Early Intervention Service - supports residents at work or searching for paid employment experiencing mental ill-health and focuses on creative interventions at the earliest stage.

The Employment Service - supporting clients through a job retention service, job searching, work experience and volunteering.

Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Workplace Training - we deliver bespoke mental health and wellbeing trainings to local organisations and employers

Training and Development - working in partnership with ​Learning & Enterprise College Bexley and other carefully chosen providers, we can offer a range of courses tailored to clients’ needs.

The Social Enterprise (Community Hub) - offering commercial work experience to develop a range of transferrable skills as a first step towards open employment. The focus of the work experience is to build confidence and self-esteem.

Living Well - supports adults with learning disabilities and autistic adults to be able to play a full role in their local community. Our program ‘Five ways to Living Well’ is based on the New Economics Foundation’s Five Ways to Well-being: Connect, Be Active, Take Notice, Keep Learning and Give. Supporting individuals to achieve their life goals through comprehensive range of staff & volunteer run activities, groups and classes provided.

The W-rap Project- giving wellbeing parcels to those in need, allowing the members who assemble the parcels to feel a sense of pride and achievement.