A little about our talented writers who have now finished our Writing Begets Writing course. They will soon be working one on one with hospital inpatients suffering from mental health disorders to produce prose pieces to be published in an…
At The Hearth Centre we have entered into our third week of working with a diverse bunch of talented, and some well known, writers as they receive training to complete a prose workshop with individuals who are currently hospitalised due…
We are very proud that Time To Change have published Eugene Egan’s nomination of Polly Wright for a Depression Alliance Award on their website. Thank you very much and congratulations once again to Eugene! The Hearth Centre Team x
Polly Wright – founder and director of The Hearth Centre, featured as a guest on Rachel Kelly’s blog, tells her story and of the inspiration behind The Hearth Centre’s Reading for Wellbeing initiative.
Some lovely scenes from The Sea in Birmingham event in Clun 12 Thanks to everyone who attended!
The Hearth Centre is proud to have featured in Rachel Kelly’s blog about Eugene Egan’s nomination after winning a Depression Alliance Award!
“Since the day that I walked in to Polly’s Reading for Well-Being session, my life has changed” Eugene Egan, member of the Park Road Reading for Well-Being group, nominated Polly Wright – founder of The Hearth Centre – for a…
We are delighted to announce that the Hearth Centre has been shortlisted for A Depression Alliance Award. As shortlisted candidates we have been invited to a reception at Kensington Palace in April 2014, something that we’re very excited about. Polly
March 15 The Hearth Centre’s production of Unsent Letters will be performed at 3.30 pm as part of the Stereohype festival in the Hexagon at the MAC Cannon Hill Park Birmingham B12 9QH
Polly Wright is going to be keynote speaker at a conference in Helsinki on December 2nd-3rd 2013. The conference is called Art Goes Work and is being run by Novia University. Watch this space for more news
