Feral Swan CIC

Overview This year has been a slower period of growth for Feral swan CIC, reflecting broader challenges in engagement and capacity. Despite this, we have remained committed to our core purpose: supporting individuals in developing meaningful connections that enhance and sustain their wellbeing though Nature connectedness activities and interventions. Activities and Impact Feral Swan CIC has continued to provide small-scale, person-centred support, focusing on creating spaces where individuals can connect with themselves, others, and the natural environment. Our work remains rooted in the belief that connection is fundamental to emotional and mental wellbeing. In addition to direct support, we have delivered some training opportunities. These sessions were provided to colleagues and partner organisations, focusing on nature-based interventions and increasing awareness of their benefits. The sessions were well received and contributed to growing understanding of how nature can play a central role in wellbeing practices. We have also continued to offer small, targeted workshops and group activities throughout the year. While participation levels were modest, feedback indicates that those who engaged found the sessions valuable and supportive.