Working Together

Work with Valleys Steps

Here at Valleys Steps we are aware of the many others who share our aim of promoting wellbeing in the community.

We take pride in the goals we’ve already achieved working in partnership; collaborating with agencies, individuals and organisations. We are continuously striving to create opportunities to develop further partnerships.

Scroll down to see how we could work together.

How We Can Help?

Working in partnership with local organisations, community groups and wellbeing providers, we aim to help you raise awareness of the support available to your members, participants and wider community.


Whether you're looking to promote activities, improve signposting, or access resources and training, we can offer a range of practical support opportunities, including:

Social Media Posting

We have an ever increasing social media and website following, we can offer social media support -promoting your events and activities.

Guest Blog Opportunities

Share your expertise, insights, and success stories through a guest blog on our website, helping you connect with new audiences and raise awareness of your organisation.

Supporter Directory Listing

Be featured on our Supporters Page, showcasing your organisation's commitment to promoting wellbeing and supporting individuals, communities, and positive health initiatives across the region.

Signposting Training Session

If you refer people to our courses, we can provide an introductory signposting session to help your team better understand our services and referral pathways

Promotional Resource Pack

Receive a Valleys Steps promotional pack containing posters and leaflets to display within your organisation, helping raise awareness of available wellbeing support services.

Group Taster Sessions

If your organisation has 50 or more participants, we may be able to deliver a tailored taster session introducing our courses and wellbeing programmes.

How You Can Help?

Partnerships thrive when we work together. By sharing our services, connecting us with your community, and helping raise awareness of the support available, you can make a real difference to the wellbeing of people across the region. Here are some simple ways you can support our work.

Get The Word Out

Follow us and promote us via social media - Facebook or Twitter

Promote Our Courses

Help spread the word by sharing our website and training opportunities with colleagues, clients, friends, and contacts who may benefit from what we offer.

Link to Our Website

Add a link to our website from your own. We can provide a ready-made service description to make the process simple and straightforward.

Invite Us to Your Event

If you're hosting an event, workshop, or community gathering, consider inviting us along to share information about our services and support available.

Share Our Email Updates

Sign up to receive our email updates and forward them to your contacts. This helps keep more people informed about our activities and opportunities.

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