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Adventure of Humanity Supporting King Charles' Foundation

On 7 October 2024, Adventure of Humanity joined a mental health fundraising event at the House of Lords, with Bupendra Gurung.

Richard Nilsson with Bupendra Gurung at the House of Lords

Wellbeing belongs at the heart of humanity

Giving back means caring for people as well as the world around them. Our commitment to education, elder care and community connection reflects the importance of dignity, belonging and compassion.

Compassion

Make space for kindness, listening and conversations about mental wellbeing.

Community

Bring people together through shared experiences, friendship and practical support.

Education

Create opportunities to learn, build confidence and participate in community life.

Supporting mental health at the House of Lords

Our event story describes a House of Lords gala bringing together guests from politics, the arts and entertainment to raise awareness and support for mental health causes.

Performances, personal stories and discussions encouraged conversation about mental illness and the need for continued awareness and action. The evening raised funds for mental health initiatives and highlighted the role of community and solidarity in creating positive change.

The King’s Foundation: health and wellbeing

The King’s Foundation runs health and wellbeing programmes at Dumfries House, including mindfulness, living with pain, diabetes and weight management, fertility wellbeing and menopause. Its work connects wellbeing with nature and supports NHS treatment.

Explore The King’s Foundation’s work

A shared belief in human wellbeing

The Foundation’s approach offers wider inspiration for the connection between people, communities and nature. Adventure of Humanity’s participation in the House of Lords fundraiser is presented here through our own event story.

“Every step forward counts, and together, we can pave the way for a more compassionate world.”
Richard Nilsson
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The King’s Foundation: health and wellbeing