CWTC Blogs

The Centre of Wellbeing, Training & Culture (CWTC) is giving students in Oldham real-life work experience in health and community support. This is done in partnership with Oldham College, Action Together, Oldham Sixth Form College, North Lancs Training Group, and self-referrals.

The Centre of Wellbeing, Training & Culture (CWTC) is giving students in Oldham real-life work experience in health and community support. This is done in partnership with Oldham College, Action Together, Oldham Sixth Form College, North Lancs Training Group, and self-referrals.

The Centre of Wellbeing, Training & Culture (CWTC) is giving students in Oldham real-life work experience in health and community support. This is done in partnership with Oldham College, Action Together, Oldham Sixth Form College, North Lancs Training Group, and self-referrals.

Centre of Wellbeing, Training and Culture Oldham (CWTC) held their Community Networking Event on the 26th September 2024. It was a great event with an incredible turnout, read more below on the event.

Centre of Wellbeing, Training and Culture Oldham had their Wellbeing, Basic IT and ESOL Classes partake in their Active Paths group session in Alexandra Park on Thursday 12th September 2024. It saw 40+ ladies attend and enjoy naats, poetry, food and good weather. It was a great day for all.

Centre of Wellbeing, Training and Culture Oldham partnered with Oldham Greenhill Community Sports Club to hold their Free Summer Activities for Young People & Families which saw 83 participants and a great event all around.

Unlocking the power of effective problem solving is essential for both personal growth and professional success. It begins with a clear understanding of the challenge at hand, followed by a systematic approach to generate and evaluate potential solutions. Critical thinking and creativity are key, enabling you to analyse situations from multiple perspectives and think outside the box. Find out more in this blog post

Engaging with art has consistently shown positive impact on overall wellbeing and lifestyle. Find out more techniques and the reasoning into why Arts is good for wellbeing in this blog below.

Struggling to keep a healthy diet or suffering with an illness which is causing cutbacks with sugar, carbohydrates or other foods. If so read this small blog to find out more.

Are you a victim of exploitation or linked to someone who is at risk, read this short blog to gain more information on how to spot, contact and help children at risk.