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Healthy Neighbours

The Healthy Neighbours Project runs across Liverpool, St Helens and Warrington, empowering communities to work together and tackle local health issues. Launched in 2022, the project works with local organisations and volunteers to run campaigns and activities that improve health and wellbeing across Torus communities. 

Each partner organisation works within their local community to run events, activities and opportunities to get involved. Healthy Neighbours is about improving health and wellbeing, so this means fun and friendly activities focused on things like loneliness, isolation, mental health, physical activity and food and nutrition.  

Previous focuses have included improving heart health, supporting people living with dementia and helping people understand how nutrition can improve mental wellbeing. 

Get involved

To get involved and see what’s happening near you, get in touch with your local organisation below, or email [email protected] who can give your more information.

Daneville Estate, Clubmoor

Check out the activities and support being delivered by First Person Project CIC through their social media.

Kirkdale West

For more details, contact Laura Heneghan
[email protected]
0151 207 2176

Check out the activities and support being delivered by Rotunda Ltd through their social media.

Parr and Four Acre

Check out the activities and support being delivered by St Helens Wellbeing through their social media.

[email protected]

01744 371111

St Elphin’s Close and St Katherine’s Way Estate

Check out the activities and support being delivered by the Friend's of St Elphin's Park through their social media.

Become a volunteer

Healthy Neighbours is a volunteer-led project. Thanks to amazing people in our communities offering their time, our partner organisations are able to continue running activities across the North West. We're always on the lookout for new volunteers to get involved. 

If you live in Liverpool, St Helens or Warrington, and have some time available, contact your nearest organisation above to find out how you can get involved.

By becoming a volunteer, you'll:

  • support people in your local community to improve their health and wellbeing
  • work across fun, engaging activities and campaigns
  • be supported by expert local organisations and Torus Foundation

Learn more about Healthy Neighbours

The Healthy Neighbours Project has been running since 2022, through various funding models and grants. As of 2025, the project has been fully funded by Torus Foundation. For other information and support, visit our Health and Wellbeing page.


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