1. Health, wellbeing and learning
Improved health and wellbeing
Cookery/ hygiene/ nutrition classes
Arts, craft and drama
Personal development
Education and training
Personal safety
Numeracy and literacy classes
Digital skills
Awards for All - £4.5m per year until Bring about positive changes in your community by working with local people
Connecting Older People - £28m - More older people at risk lead fuller, connected lives as valued members of their community – 60 projects
Impact of Alcohol - £13m – To reduce the harm to individuals, families and communities directly affected by alcohol misuse. Trust portfolios and 4 NI wide projects
Live and Learn - £20m - to increase learning opportunities and promote wellbeing among NI’s most disadvantaged communities – 17 projects
Safe and Well - £22m – to promote healthier and safer communities – 19 projects

2. Learning from funding in NI
Learning experiences and health improvements impact upon each other
Learning improving health; improving health to increase engagement in learning
Development of best practice and delivery models
Accredited training, increased capacity, models of learning
Meaningful engagement with people
Involvement in development, design and delivery of projects
Successful partnership working
Successful partnerships leading to successful achievements of outcomes

3. Learning from Wellbeing 2 funding in UK
Coproduction, including peer educator activities
Asset based approaches
Project settings shown to be important
Reducing social isolation through group activities
Providing opportunities to develop skills, re-engage with learning and training and progress into volunteering or employment
Key success factors associated with the design and implementation of Wellbeing activities
Wellbeing 2 - £40 million investment from portfolios supported communities to create healthier lifestyles and improve their wellbeing in three key areas: physical activity, healthy eating, mental wellbeing.