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SLT Data Protection Policy

Please click here to view Stuart Low Trust's Data Protection Policy. Read more

Devising success criteria by defining outcomes and outputs

All organisations wish to have a positive influence on the people that interact with their services. We share what we learned about impact, success criteria, outputs and outcomes. We also highlight the importance of involving participants in defining some of these key concepts. Read more

How to use monitoring and evaluation to reflect on your mission

We needed to talk about our mission to set discussions of monitoring and evaluation in a context. Find our discussions about our mission helped us to decide what information we wanted to collect. Read more

5 reasons why monitoring and evaluation can help you

The Stuart Low Trust decided to review its Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) processes in 2019. We started by thinking about why Monitoring and Evaluation is important. Read more

Delivering Safely Using Digital Communications Technology

Read about the measures we've taken to bring develop our online activities, including how we've put our participants at the heart of this delivery. Read more

Latest

Hoarding Awareness Support

Megan Karnes, Chair of Trustee's at HoardingUK discusses how their services support those struggling with hoarding behaviours, to achieve better wellbeing, spatial and personal change.
Mental Health Awareness Week, 9th-15th May, 2022: Loneliness

Mental Health Awareness Week (9th-15th May), hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, is an opportunity to focus on achieving good mental health. The theme for 2022 is Loneliness.
Conservation For Wellbeing

The Stuart Low Trust is delighted to announce a new Arts project 'Conservation for Wellbeing', run in partnership with The London Metropolitan Archives and The Restoration Trust and Conservation 4 Wellbeing. Together we are piloting a series of sessions in June and July. It is exclusively for SLT participants and is free to attend.
National Youth Theatre and Stuart Low Trust: A new Partnership for Younger Adults

SLT are thrilled to be partnering with National Youth Theatre (NYT) on a new Arts project “Material World”. This project is specifically for young people aged 18-35, living with mental health issues or learning disabilities.

What we do

We provide activities and safe spaces where people can connect with others and access to the support they need for better health and wellbeing.
How we help

We provide safe spaces and community activities focusing on arts, nature and wellbeing, including out of hours.
Apply to Volunteer

Find out how to apply to volunteer at the Stuart Low Trust.
Facts and figures

Read the facts and figures that influence our work and the impact that we make.
Our impact

Find information about what we do, how we do this, what we've achieved and our future plans.
Mental Health in an Unequal World

Mental Health Awareness Day takes place on the 10th October every year. This year's theme is 'Mental Health in an Unequal World' and highlights the inequality in access to mental health services. We all have a role to play to help address these disparities. The day brings us an opportunity to come together and ensure people are able to enjoy good mental health. Let’s Act Now. Help us advocate the importance of Good Mental Health.
Virtual Art Programmes

Enjoy the arts whilst social distancing with these virtual arts visits.
Philosophy Forum

A Sunday Philosophy Forum, led by experienced philosophers from a variety of backgrounds.
A new partnership with Healthy Generations

Stuart Low Trust partners with Healthy Generations to bring a new Gentle Exercise class, 'Building Energy through Movement'.
About us

Find out more about what we do, our history, our team and jobs.