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Free Community Health and Wellbeing Events Across the West Midlands
Bringing nutrition, movement and creative wellbeing into local communities As part of our Bloom project, Rizon Health has committed to delivering two years of free community health and wellbeing activities across the West Midlands. Through practical healthy cookery classes, creative therapy and all-ability fitness sessions, we are creating welcoming opportunities for local residents to improve their health, learn new skills and connect with others. The programme has received

Daniel Essom
Jul 285 min read


Free Community Health and Wellbeing Events Across the West Midlands
Bringing nutrition, movement and creative wellbeing into local communities As part of our Bloom project, Rizon Health has committed to delivering two years of free community health and wellbeing activities across the West Midlands. Through practical healthy cookery classes, creative therapy and all-ability fitness sessions, we are creating welcoming opportunities for local residents to improve their health, learn new skills and connect with others. The programme has received

Daniel Essom
Jul 285 min read


Food Festival Success
Our Public Health Food festival

Daniel Essom
Jun 105 min read


10 More Cooking classes planned for Sandwell and Walsall!
Thanks to support from The National Lottery Community Fund, Food for Life, and the University of Leeds, we are proud to announce that we have secured funding to deliver 10 more community cooking classes across Walsall and Sandwell over the next year. This week, we supported our community to understand why fibre and protein matter, before putting that learning into practice through a Nutritionist-led creative cooking session. These sessions are not just about recipes. They are

Daniel Essom
May 101 min read


Connecting Nutrition Students to Community Public Health Practice
A huge thank you to our incredible team of 22 academic volunteers for helping bring our community engagement and research model to life at the University of Leeds. Through interactive activities such as Traffic Light Food Label Snakes and Ladders and Cultural Food Scavenger Hunts, students explored how evidence-based nutrition messages can be translated into practical, engaging activities for real community settings. The session was led by Daniel Essom, Chief Executive of Riz

Daniel Essom
May 102 min read
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