Be Healthy, Be Active and Be Happy
One of the newest members of the Resilience and Wellbeing Network, housing association Leeds Federated Housing, created a Summer Challenge on the theme of Be Healthy, Be Active and Be Happy.
Blog
Latest news, blog posts and articles written by Oasis co-directors and associates. Topics include peer working, collaboration, leadership, organisational development, resilience and wellbeing.
Congratulations Coaches and Mentors!
Congratulations to the latest graduates from the Coaching and Mentoring with Head, Heart and Soul programme.
The Gift of Listening
The gift is listening does not come wrapped up with bright paper and trimmings.
Investors in People Platinum – A First in the Sector!
We are proud to be North Star Housing Group’s partner in their journey towards shared leadership and a different way of working. They have recently achieved Investors in People Platinum – the first housing association in England to do so.
Inspiring Leaders: Lesley Saunders
In our latest leadership blog, Lesley Saunders shares her thoughts on what makes a great leader, her challenges with setting a work-life balance and her take on the requirements of the workplace of tomorrow.
Storytelling, play and chocolate brownies
Storytelling, play and chocolate brownies – all ingredients for greater resilience at work.
External validation, collaboration, motivation
Most of us enjoy having our talents and successes recognised. When we believe in what we’re doing and how we’re doing it, having external validation of our efforts is an extra bonus.
5 ways to wellbeing – and your ideas for wellbeing practices
According to research from the New Economics Foundation (Nef), there are five ways to wellbeing.
The new currency meaning and the new economic story of our times
“We are reaching a tipping point towards a new narrative where people are using their economic power to create a more positive future. In short, meaning is a new currency.”
The unpredictability of life… and how to cope
Every day there is something else that reinforces our view that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to predict what will happen next.