Halton
Free Training For Professionals Supporting People Affected By Trauma
Are you a professional supporting children, young people, or adults who’ve experienced trauma?
The Office of Cheshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner is offering FREE training sessions to help you deepen your understanding of trauma and apply trauma-informed practices in your work.
Why join?Creamfields Community Grant - Deadline 16th January 2026
This funding closes Friday 16th January 2026
As a result of Creamfields taking place in Halton, the organisers have established the Creamfields Community Fund. This is for Halton community groups and organisations to apply for grants of up to £750. The grants can be put towards projects, events and/or initiatives taking place in Halton.
The priorities for this grant scheme are:
Free Training Sessions For Adults (18+) - Support Men’s Mental Health With Free Training From The Halton Health Improvement Team
The Halton Health Improvement Team are pleased to share a range of free training and awareness sessions designed to improve understanding of men’s mental health and wellbeing. These sessions are open to adults aged 18+ who live or work in Halton and are relevant for carers, community members, and professionals who support others.
Calm Your Mind – Male Mental Health Campaign
Local Services Keeping Their Doors Open This Christmas
As the festive season approaches, a number of community organisations across Halton and St Helens have confirmed they will remain open during the holiday period, ensuring vital support and activities continue for those who need them most.
Halton:
The Autism Wellbeing Project (AWP)
Support all autistic adults, whether diagnosed or not.
Educate Your Plate Women's Wellness Programme. Fully Funded!
A couple of places have opened up on this fully funded Women's Wellness Programme, starting on the 7th of January in Widnes.
The new year is a great time to invest in your health.
This Could Be the Moment Everything Starts to Change.
If you’ve been feeling tired, stuck, out of balance or like your body just isn’t responding the way it used to, this is for you.
Not another diet.
Not another January promise you’ll break by February.
Something deeper. Something sustainable. Something that actually works.
Halton's Funding Bulletin - December 2025
Halton Borough Council’s Programmes Office has released the December 2025 edition of its Funding Bulletin, offering valuable updates and opportunities for individuals and organisations seeking external funding.
In addition to the monthly bulletin, the Programmes Office provides support services including:
The Autism Wellbeing Project - December 2025 Newsletter
The Autism Wellbeing Project are excited to share their December Newsletter with you.
This month, they're shining a light on two key training opportunities. First, their new Pay Per Place options for both Tier 1 webinars and Tier 2 face-to-face Oliver McGowan training make it easier for organisations to book individual staff onto upcoming sessions without arranging a full group. You’ll find all the details inside the newsletter.
Winter Fuel Support - Halton
For those struggling to pay their direct debit or who can’t afford to repair a broken heating system please refer them to Energy Projects Plus on the links below. Halton residents can self-refer or be referred by a professional.
Phone: 0800 043 0151
Referral: Referral Form
Autism Futures - Halton
The Autism Wellbeing Project has received funding to deliver a short term programme called Autism Futures. This project is for autistic young people (diagnosed or not) aged 18 to 21 in Halton who are not currently in education, employment or training.
Help Support Grieving Men and Boys Fundraiser - Halton
Three times as many men die by suicide each year compared to women, with suicide being the biggest cause of death in men under the age of 50. Research has highlighted bereavement is a significant contributing factor in both suicide of men and children and young people. Calm Your Mind – Halton's local male mental health campaign is raising money to upskill professionals and volunteers to be able to support bereaved men and boys will help to contribute to a reduction in suicides in Halton.