Podcast

We record a podcast and broadcast this twice a month. People from every walk of life talk about their experiences, jobs, lives. Ordinary people talking about literally anything.

We’re always looking for people to appear! Interested? Please get in touch and we can arrange

Check out the podcasts by clicking here

Look out for new episodes in Season 2 coming soon

The SWHS Team

Emergency Services Day – 27th August

The annual Emergency Services day – takes place in Burnham on Sea, along the Seafront this Sunday – 10am-4pm

we will be in attendance please come down and say hi! we have loads of fun stuff, prizes, games, raffle and some of our team are on hand to meet you and talk about the charity.

Vicky’s Tough Mudder

Congratulations to Vicky who completed her recent Tough Mudder! What a day she had! You can still sponsor her by clicking here

well done Vicky we are all really proud of you, raising money for the charity and completing a gruelling challenge like this

Here’s some pics from the day:



Bridgwater Coffee & Chat -12th August!

Brand New Event!!!

Coffee and Chat its coming to Bridgwater – 2nd Saturday of each month, starting 12th August – that is this weekend!

11am-1pm

The Cellar Coffee Bar – next to Bridgwater Baptist Church
St Marys Street, TA6 3EQ

Tea and coffee are free, entry is free – everyone is welcome! It’s good to talk

Vicky’s Tough Mudder!!

Please support this amazing woman who is taking part in The Southwest Tough Mudder on 12th August!

You can sponsor her by clicking here

Last year I had an epiphany, I realised I needed to exercise in order to keep my mind and body fit. I took to the gym and now go as often as work, family and my body allows!

I decided I wanted to challenge myself and have always wanted to do the tough mudder but this always seemed out of reach fitness wise.

As a counsellor, I work alongside those who need to challenge themselves on a daily basis in order to achieve their goals in life, whether that’s letting go of unhealthy coping strategies or wanting to be a better parent or simply to live life free of their past traumas. I felt I wanted to pay testament to all the people I have worked with and to those I am yet to meet. Entering the 5k Tough Mudder was a way for me to do this and raise some money for Somewhere House Somerset, so that I can highlight the amazing work our team of counsellors, volunteers and trustees do for the people and communities across Sedgemoor and beyond.

So, please sponsor me to get very muddy, exhausted and hopefully come out of this in one piece!!!

Vicky x

Let’s support Jake’s 24hr Live Stream

We are thrilled that Jake is supporting the charity, raising money this year on his annual live stream event.

It will take place as below and click HERE to support it

Thanks so much Jake

The SWHS Team

New Coffee and Chats Ahead

we are soon going to be appearing in new coffee and chat locations, encouraging new people to the service, come and say hi and meet for exactly that, a coffee and a chat! Entry is always free and these volunteer led events are a great way to meet new people and talk about some of the issues you face. A friendly warm welcome is guaranteed!

Watch this space for more details of dates and locations!

The SWHS team x

Coffee and Chat – Burnham on Sea

Taking place this Saturday! 11am-1pm all are welcome. Come and join us for a free coffee and chat with others. Build new relationships and be a part of an amazing community based charity

Thank you National Lottery

The National Lottery Community Fund has awarded the charity more funding to carry out over 400 hours of 121 counselling in our community. This really is directly helping those in need, in our community. Aside from this, we run community, volunteer based events, and go into schools and colleges doing educational work on the dangers of substance misuse, social media, peer pressure to name a few.

Thank you National Lottery!

Thank you Rotary Club

Last Saturday, we attended the Rotary Presidents’ presentation evening. David Stickels and his team kindly presented us with a cheque for a further £200, to go alongside the £800 already donated to us.

Thank you so much to the Rotary, their support and a lovely evening. This will make a huge difference to the lives of vulnerable people in our community