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SEEING STRENGTHS BEYOND LABELS
Because inclusion starts when peoples are seen for who they are — not just the labels they carry.
Helen Elstone
May 17


Turning Experience into Empowerment: How Cast a Thought Embeds Lived Experience into Every Layer of Our Work
At Cast A Thought, everything we do is shaped by lived experience. It’s not just something we talk about—it’s something we actively build into every part of our organisation, from leadership right through to the people delivering sessions on the bank. What makes Cast A Thought different is the people behind it. Our directors, community development leaders, coaches, volunteers, and young leaders all bring their own personal journeys into the work we do. Many have faced challen
Helen Elstone
Apr 24


How Can Cast A Thought Support My Autistic/ADHD Child?
In this article we look at how fishing can support young people with autism and ADHD and how the work of Cast A Thought helps to support this
Helen Elstone
Feb 23


Three Years of Impact — And a Bright New Chapter Ahead
After three years of dedicated delivery, partnership building, and life‑changing support across our communities, we’re delighted to share some fantastic news: both our Live Well Kent (LWK) and Essex Activate contracts have been officially renewed. This milestone isn’t just a continuation of our work — it’s a recognition of the impact we’ve made together with our partners, participants, and local systems. Live Well Kent: Renewed for Two More Years of Support Our Live Well Kent
Helen Elstone
Feb 19


How Cast A Thought's Work Fit's Into The New Era of Mental Health Understanding in Sport and Physical Activity
Fllowing on from CIMPSA's recent report we look at how our work fits into the new era of mental health understanding in sport and physical activity
Helen Elstone
Feb 17


Physical Activity Benefits of Angling for Adult Participants Referred Through Social Prescribing
Angling provides a gentle, achievable form of physical activity that is particularly suitable for adults who are inactive, managing long term conditions and experiencing barriers to traditional exercise.
Helen Elstone
Jan 12
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