Current Projects

Community Cookery Class The Community Cookery Class is a 12-week programme designed to help participants build confidence in cooking healthy, affordable, and culturally diverse meals in a welcoming community environment. The sessions provide practical cooking skills, healthy eating awareness, budgeting tips, and opportunities for social connection. Participants are encouraged to discover new flavours, improve

Forever Active +50 Forever Active +50 is a wellbeing and physical activity programme designed to support adults aged 50 and above to remain active, independent, socially connected, and healthy. The programme focuses on improving strength, balance, mobility, confidence, and overall wellbeing through accessible physical activity sessions and community engagement opportunities. Forever Active +50 creates

Nature Connect - Swale Wellbeing for All Nature Connect – Swale Wellbeing for All is a free nature-based wellbeing programme supporting adults across Swale to improve mental wellbeing, connect with nature, learn new skills, and build positive social connections. The programme combines guided nature walks, gardening activities, mindfulness sessions, outdoor wellbeing experiences, and creative

Swale Mums Peer Support Group The Swale Mums Peer Support Group provides a safe, supportive, and inclusive space for mothers and caregivers to connect, share experiences, and access emotional and practical support. The project helps reduce isolation, improve emotional wellbeing, and strengthen community connections by creating opportunities for peer discussion, social engagement, wellbeing support,

Social Supermarket Diversity House is excited to announce the launch of its new initiative, the Social Supermarket Store, aimed at supporting our local community by providing access to essential items at significantly reduced prices. This innovative project is currently being set up at the Diversity House Centre and will be available to everyone who

Diversity House Youth Project was initiated in summer 2010. It was initially funded by Kent County council’s ‘Positive Activities for young people’ and is now fully affiliated to Kent Youth Project. Originally set up as a result of an influx of migrant communities settling in Swale. The scheme caters for the social needs of