Festival of Hope 2026 – Get Involved and Help Inspire Hope

This September, Humber Wellbeing Hubis bringing the community together for the Festival of Hope, a two-day event celebrating connection, wellbeing and the power of community.

Taking place on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September 2026, alongside World Suicide Prevention Day, the festival aims to raise awareness, reduce stigma surrounding suicide, and raise vital funds to support the work of Humber Wellbeing Services.

The organisers are now inviting local organisations, community groups, clubs and instructors to become part of this inspiring weekend by delivering taster sessions and activities for the public.

Whether you help people get active, learn new skills or improve their wellbeing, this is a fantastic opportunity to showcase what you do while supporting an important cause.

Activities Wanted
The organisers are looking for a wide range of activities, including:

• Dance classes
• Line dancing
• Sports and physical activities
• Fitness and exercise sessions
• Wellbeing practitioners
• Creative arts and community groups
• Any activity that encourages people to connect, move, learn or improve their wellbeing

Why Get Involved?
By taking part, you'll have the opportunity to:

• Introduce your organisation or group to new audiences.
• Promote the positive impact of your activities.
• Connect with other community organisations and wellbeing providers.
• Help raise funds for Humber Wellbeing Services.
• Support a community event focused on hope, resilience and suicide prevention.

Event Details Festival of Hope

• Date: Saturday 12 & Sunday 13 September 2026
• Venue: Humber Wellbeing Hub

Every conversation, activity and connection made during the weekend has the potential to make a real difference. Together, we can help create a community where people feel supported, valued and know they are not alone.

If your organisation would like to deliver a session or activity during the Festival of Hope, the organisers would love to hear from you.

Let's come together this September to celebrate hope, strengthen community connections and show that no one has to face life's challenges alone.