Details about our Creative Health Courses, Programmes & Toolkits.

  • Dungeons & Dragons

    Roll for Initiative: Dungeons and Dragons creative programme

    Mental Health

    A six-month programme developed by The Amelia and funded by West Kent Mind through the National Lottery Community Fund. If you’re looking to support your mental wellbeing, you’ll explore how tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons can build creativity, confidence and genuine connection.

    Get Involved

    The dates for this course's next session have not been confirmed yet. As soon as they are, it will be published in our What's On page, where you can use the filters to find it.

    For more information on future dates or to sign up please use our contact us form.

  • Roll for Initiative toolkit

    Roll for Initiative!

    Toolkits

    A practical, experience-based guide designed to help organisations – particularly those working in wellbeing, community engagement, or creative health – run their own role-playing game programmes to support mental health.

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    Weekly Knit & Stitch Club

    Wellbeing

    Bring your latest project or learn something new — our weekly Knit & Stitch Club is a relaxed, friendly space to meet like-minded makers over a shared love of craft and good company.

    Get Involved

    The dates for this club's events are confirmed and it are now published in our What's On page.

    For more information on future dates please use our contact us form.

  • Dungeons & Dragons group for Women

    Monthly women only Dungeons & Dragons

    Wellbeing

    The Amelia runs a women-only Dungeons & Dragons session every third Saturday of the month. Open to women 18+ and completely free to join – no experience necessary, just a willingness to roll the dice.

    Get Involved

    The dates for this group's sessions are confirmed and it is now published in our What's On page.

    For more information on future dates or to sign up please use our contact us form.

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    Come As You Are

    Bereavement Support

    Our Come As You Are sessions offer a gentle, supportive space for people affected by bereavement to spend time with others, take part in creative activities and connect at their own pace. With a focus on comfort, choice and community, there is no pressure to share or create – just a warm, welcoming environment where you can simply be yourself. 

    Get Involved

    The dates for this group's next session are confirmed and it is now published in our What's On page.

    For more information on future dates or to sign up please use our contact us form.

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    Make Space

    Housing Support

    Make Space offers a welcoming, creative space for anyone experiencing or at risk of homelessness. You can choose the activities that interest you, build confidence, connect with others and simply feel supported during a difficult time.

    Get Involved

    The dates for this group's next session have not been confirmed yet. As soon as they are, it will be published in our What's On page, where you can use the filters to find it.

    For more information on future dates or to sign up please use our contact us form.