This campaign is the one time each year when instead of giving hugs we ask for one.

Please help – your donation will change people’s lives.

Join Project Lily for a free winter wellbeing webinar with Esther Donoff, registered nutritional therapist, as she explores how the food you eat can help improve your mood, boost your energy, and support your mental wellbeing.

Our Send Someone A Hug campaign is all about countering the dark, cold days of winter with a cheerful slice of Social Self-Care that benefits both the sender and the recipient alike.

Social self-care is all about nurturing connections that uplift us, support us, and remind us: we are not alone.

When people hear the words spiritual self-care, they might mistakenly assume it must be about religion.
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Psychological self-care is about looking after your inner world – your thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and mental wellbeing.

Feeling disconnected or restless? This body scan meditation can help you come back to yourself.

Need a moment to pause and ground yourself? This mindfulness practice offers calm and clarity in just a few minutes.

Feeling physically tense or wound up? This guided video can help you release that tension and feel more at ease.

Feeling tense or overwhelmed? Take a few moments to reconnect with your breath.

When we think about self-care, we often picture bubble baths or going for a walk – but one of the most powerful forms of self-care is much more practical: it’s called behavioural self-care.

When life feels stressful or overwhelming, our physical health is often the first thing to suffer – and the last thing we prioritise. But the truth is, how we care for our bodies directly affects how we feel, think, and cope.