🧵1/6 The Centre has closed its operations & we're unable to respond or update our channels. Thank you to our partners, collaborators & friends for making the last 10 years of progress possible. As part of our legacy, our #wellbeing learnings & resources remain available...

🧵6/6 While the Centre will no longer lead the wellbeing field, the importance of our mission remains: a future where wellbeing in the UK improves year-on-year & wellbeing inequalities are reduced. We hope you’ll take on this mantle, whilst using & building on our work.

🧵5/6 Our Areas of Research Interest document looks at where wellbeing research should go next, continuing our vision of connecting evidence with practice. It brings together recommendations from over 90 projects with practice in need of evidence:

🧵4/6 @EndLonelinessUK has passed from the Centre to @lonelinesscentr at @sheffhallamuni to ensure its digital assets remain available to the loneliness sector. You can read the Campaign’s legacy report for a deep-dive into its impact:

🧵3/6 Our website, with over 3,000 resources, is accessible as a living archive, hosted by @ObsBienEtre. https://t.co/JU1hclu5rA Our measuring wellbeing guidance & measures bank is now hosted by @NottmTrentUni. https://t.co/xuS5uAHoej

🧵2/6 Our 10 year legacy report outlines our impact, as we discovered what works to improve wellbeing & put that evidence into action. It shares learnings, challenges, & sets the direction for actors in the wellbeing field:

Our legacy in numbers! Our full legacy report outlines the impact we have had over the past decade: https://t.co/QB2F5kHT86

Our 10 year legacy report shares learnings, reflects on challenges, & sets the direction for current & future actors in the #wellbeing field. Take a look: https://t.co/QB2F5kHT86

Congratulations to @WhatWorksWB @Work_Life_You and the whole team for the incredible legacy you leave behind Your work has been instrumental in widening the conversation about what wellbeing actually is Thank you - It’s been a pleasure to be on your expert advisory panel

Success is leaving people wanting more. The sad closure of the what works wellbeing centre leaves a gap that will be keenly felt. Its final report is in link. Congrats to Nancy Hey and her great team for leaving such a valuable legacy https://t.co/4BG8q4rSdj

📣 Launching our 10 year legacy report. Celebrating our impact as we delivered our mission to find out what works to improve #wellbeing & partner to put that evidence into action, creating conditions for us all to thrive. 👇

In our final blog the Centre’s Executive Director, Nancy Hey (@Work_Life_You) reflects on the achievements & challenges of the last decade, & looks ahead at the work still to be done: https://t.co/ASL1WLnkOO

I was at the farewell celebration for the @WhatWorksWB this evening. What a legacy you leave behind, what a wonderful team, inspirational Director @Work_Life_You and Board members. It was a pleasure and an honour to journey with you for the first years of the Centre.

'Starting something up is intellectually very challenging but emotionally easy... Ending something is the opposite.' Moving speech @Work_Life_You at @WhatWorksWB closing reception. We must all take forward its legacy. #wellbeing #evidence #economics @Gus_ODonnell @Cheese_Peter

“To evaluate a policy fully, we must take into account its consequences on national, local, & individual #wellbeing.” Rediscover our wellbeing at the heart of policy report, which explores how a wellbeing lens helps us make sense of policy goals & impacts

In 2023, we and the @WhatWorksWB reviewed the evidence on #loneliness alleviation and mapped out current practices in the field. Read our full report based on findings from over 100 professionals working on loneliness ⤵️ @DCMS https://t.co/u9CTVg5yiN

We recently launched new findings - what works to improve life satisfaction, a significant component of #wellbeing? For more, read our blog: https://t.co/nnvgS901y9

1/5 Our analysis of the @ONS loneliness statistics in 2023 is out and there is still much to be done to #EndLoneliness

This important new research examines the links between social isolation, mental health and wellbeing and physical health using data from our 1958 and 1970 cohorts.

We analysed 10 @Spiritof2012 creative case studies & found 8 distinct pathways to #wellbeing. Our synthesis approach allowed us to identify multiple pathways to wellbeing & demonstrate the complex way in which projects created benefit. Find out more: https://t.co/wkljMbCpRP