Nurturing Connection in the Dulas Valley
At Dyffryn Dulas CIC, we believe that the quiet beauty of the Dulas Valley can be a catalyst for profound wellbeing. Our purpose is to provide a grounded, nature-based sanctuary where veterans, older residents, and isolated individuals can find a sense of belonging. By combining creative expression with purposeful activity, we restore confidence and foster meaningful social connections in the heart of the landscape.
Our Wellbeing Programmes
01.Woodland Wellbeing Sessions
Coming March 2027 Guided outdoor sessions focused on nature connection, mindfulness, and relaxation in a peaceful woodland setting. Designed to support mental health, reduce stress, and foster resilience for socially isolated or vulnerable groups. Participants engage in nature-based activities that promote calm and emotional well-being, with sessions tailored for veterans, older adults, and marginalised groups. It aims to build community bonds through shared nature experiences.
02.Community Forest Workshops
Coming March 2027. This service provides hands-on workshops in woodland conservation, wildlife monitoring, and habitat creation, encouraging community participation and environmental stewardship. It offers practical learning experiences for individuals of all ages, especially those facing barriers to traditional education or support systems. Workshops include wildlife surveys, habitat management, and conservation techniques that promote sustainability and community engagement.
03.Outdoor Creative Retreats
Coming March 2027 Small-group creative retreats focused on art, photography, and craft activities within the natural landscape. Designed to foster self-expression, reflection, and social connection, these retreats include guided sessions, practical workshops, and free time for informal creativity. Ideal for those seeking low-cost, meaningful engagement with nature and community, especially veterans and isolated individuals.
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