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Looking for crafters over 18 y.o.a, in full- or part-time employment (or furloughed), or full time study, to take part in a 6-week online questionnaire study. Participants fill out questionnaires 3 times over 6 weeks. Each session takes about 15 minutes. isurvey.soton.ac.uk/31571
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‪Do you have 15 minutes to answer questions for our study about music and wellbeing?‬ ‪We will ask you questions about your interest and engagement with music, as well as wellbeing and creativity. Win £50 Amazon Voucher!‬ ‪tinyurl.com/MusicSoton‬ ‪link in bio We’re interested in how music might help with self-isolation during the current Pandemic ‬
We really enjoyed the Healthy Communities Fair in Beckley at the @theabingdonarms last week! The event was about social prescribing and peoples’ thoughts on what makes a healthy community. The Yarnfulness Project was collecting peoples’ thoughts on potential community aspects of crafting. #craftforwellbeing #yarnfulnessproject

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