Get Involved

Want to improve wellbeing in Moray? Challenge stigma, support recovery and self-management? We need you!

The Moray Wellbeing Hub project needs your ideas on what works for you, and those you care about, to live life to the full. We aim to create new community and virtual spaces that welcome everyone to live more mentally healthy lives, as well as support existing ones to connect and grow, reaching out across Moray to diverse communities and groups.

Our work focuses on taking personal experiences, combining these with research and local resources to create sustainable change.

There are many ways to get involved - each way delivering a different service...

Become a Champion

Want to use your life experiences to help others?

Want to learn more about wellbeing and how to support it?

Then sign up and join our collective as a Champion!

Find Out More!

Email Newsletter

Subscribe to our weekly wellbeing newsletter.

Get the most up to date weekly information to boost mental health.

Find the latest information on upcoming events.

Invite Us Along!

Invite us to come along to your group.

Get in touch with any enquiries including to booking events or training. We are happy to chat to individuals, supporters or organisations about new projects, research and partnerships.

Email us at hello@moraywellbeinghub.org.uk

Please note that the Moray Wellbeing Hub is not a crisis service, if you require immediate help please contact one of the organisations listed in the ‘Get Help Now’ page.

Champion Task Map

Keen to volunteer as a Champion?

As little as a one off 30 minutes might be all you need to support Moray Wellbeing Hub create change.

Check out the Champion Task Map below to find the latest live opportunities to get involved today.

1. Reflect on the amount of time resource you can currently donate to MWH as a Champion. This might be best done over a chat with one of our Volunteer Coordinators.
2. Visit the Champion Task Map and look for opportunities that might suit your interests, resources of time and experience.
3. Make a note of the task number and title.
4. Contact MWH (contact us link) and connect with a Volunteer Coordinator to support you getting started with your chosen task.

What is the Champion Task Map?
The Champion Task Map is an online tool where you can see all the current opportunities for volunteering with Moray Wellbeing Hub. The Delivery Team at MWH update this regularly as Champions take on tasks and new opportunities are developed.
Why are their pins in the sea?
Tasks that are Moraywide or are online are shown as being in the Moray Firth off the coast of Lossiemouth. This is to prevent them being confused with location specific tasks.
What do the different colours of pins mean?
The colours of the pin depend on type of activity - green (online), purple Moraywide) , blue (Locality – flexible dates ) yellow/ orange( formal role i.e. CC / CL) red ( locality – specific date).