Community
Movement is only part of wellbeing. Here’s how Da Mob stays connected, between classes and beyond.
Living with long term health conditions can feel incredibly lonely at times, especially when it seems like the people around you do not fully understand what day to day life is really like.
We hold spaces to create space for friendship, support, laughter and encouragement, helping people feel less alone and more connected.
Because healing is not only about movement, it is also about feeling seen, understood, and having a real sense of belonging.
Online, in person, from your bed or your sofa.
Chatty or quiet. Camera on or off. On a good day or a rubbish one.
There’s a place for you in Da Mob.
Ways to connect
From peer support and socials to retreats, practical help and volunteering, there are lots of ways to be part of Da Mob.
Mobilates Together
Online peer support and socials
Relaxed, funded online sessions to chat, share, make things and feel less alone, from Natter Together to Get Together.
Explore Mobilates Together
Events & Retreats
In person and online
Retreat days, workshops and festive sessions, with accessible venues, adapted activities and time to connect.
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LOVE
Practical support and resources
Practical support and resources for the Mobilates community, gathered in one place.
Explore LOVE
Volunteering
Give your time or skills
From supporting sessions to sharing a skill, volunteers help keep Mobilates welcoming and accessible. We’d love to hear from you.
Volunteer with usMobilates Mob Facebook group
Our private Facebook group is a lovely space for members to stay connected, celebrate wins, share hard days and lift each other up through all the ups and downs.
It’s for current Mobilates members only, so it stays a safe, private space with people who just get it.
Members: join from the Mob HubPeer-led WhatsApp groups
Our peer-led WhatsApp groups give members another way to chat, share and feel supported in between classes and socials.
Group admins welcome everyone who joins, and we all agree to keep things kind, respectful and safe.
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