Spring to Life - Growing Wellbeing

Who Are We?

Spring to Life - Growing Wellbeing

Spring to Life CIC is a not for profit Community Interest Company which works to improve the well-being of people in Birmingham by offering a variety of therapies, community projects and workplace support.

We aim to:

1) Support a wide range of client groups and communities
2) Offer services in deprived areas of Birmingham
3) Nurture people's resilience and inner resource
4) Offer clients choice and active agency in their own therapy
5) Maintain an ethos of empowerment and enablement
6) Connect people to their communities, to nature and to themselves
7) Provide training and support to companies to improve mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.

The Christian principles on which Spring to Life is founded are
  • Every human being is of equal value, with God-given personality and abilities;
  • Everyone has free will and is responsible for the choices they make;
  • God intends us to live in right relationship with one another and with our environment;
  • Everyone experiences imperfect relationships, because of personal and relational shortcomings, and unhelpful learnt behaviours;
  • The Bible gives instruction for right living, which includes teaching on repentance and forgiveness, and developing postivie attitudes such as kindness, gentleness, self-control and patience.
  • Developing personal and relational well-being often requires changes in values, attitudes and behaviours.

The Directors of Spring to Life are committed to these beliefs and principles, and the team are committed to or in sympathy with them also. All work to develop personal and relational well-being in their own lives and encourage this in the lives of others.

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Spring to Life - Growing Wellbeing
Spring to Life - Growing Wellbeing

To get in touch with us, please use the details below or use our online contact form.

07856 277 028
info@springtolife.org

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