KinoHart Podcast: Recent Episodes
Gareth
Exploring the barriers to physical health, mental health and community inclusivity in the North East of England.
Kathy and her team in Hartlepool run an amazing supportive service for former addicts and people who have or are suffering from mental health difficulties. This is the story of 3 men whom are thriving thanks to the workshops, care and attention they have found within their group.
Providing Sports Accessibility to people with Learning Disabilities over the last 30 years, Glynis and Liz are just as passionate about provide Sport for all as they ever were.
Hartlepool Big Town Tidy up we’re set up to question ‘who’ should be cleaning up our streets. Of course, the responsibility lies with us all and as a collective HBTTU has collected ever increasing numbers of waste on our roads, streets, paths, canals and ponds.
Engaging their community and children alike, whilst trying to have fun and make a cleaner and more sustainable Hartlepool for everybody.
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Huzi is a young musician using his music to express his feeling around his life in an affirmative way. This is his latest single and the music video can be found on the KinoHart YouTube channel.
An extended version of the video. Will also be available.
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Natalie and Rachael run a daily waking group from Hartlepool, focusing on community engagement, accessibility and both physical and mental health.
Their group is gaining numbers and has grown into an online community over the past 12 months.
Promotional Material to promote my upcoming documentary on Sanctuary Rangers football team. A club created by and for refugees and asylum seekers.
I am currently looking for support to complete the project and shine a light on the difficulties of moving to a new country under such physical and emotional pressures and how the team is supporting one another through this process.
In May 2022, thanks to funding from Dora and Joe Lee, Hartlepool United Community Sports Foundation were able to run a pilot programme in Stockton to provide exercise for people with Parkinson’s. Welcome to Movers and Shakers.
Movers and Shakers is an exercise class which focuses on slowing down the debilitative process of Parkinson’s by improving balance, strength and co-ordination.
It also provides an environment for those with Parkinson’s, and their families, to talk to like-minded people in a friendly and supportive environment.
Following the success of the pilot, Parkinson’s UK have endorsed the session whilst also providing funding to help sustain the programme.
As this partnership goes from strength to strength, we hope to provide more opportunities for people with Parkinson’s throughout the area.
A podcast where the residents of a local community discuss the play spaces in their area and discuss issues and new ideas of tackling local issues.
Promotion for Blue Rose Choirs performance at Middleton Grange Shopping Centre (Hartlepool).
Taking to Owen (Huzi). I young local rapper/producer from Hartlepool talking about his life, mental health difficulties, his positive relationship with his recently deceased mother, how he copes daily and the role music has played in his life.
Let’s swing for the fences and play ball!!!
If your a seasoned pro or want to try something new, the Hartlepool Seals would love you to come along and give baseball a try.
It’s fun for all ages and genders and you don’t have to be super fit or even know the first thing about baseball to come along, the Hartlepool Seals welcome all!!
If you want to know more reach out the Facebook group (below link) or comment on this video
https://www.facebook.com/groups/hartlepoolseals/?ref=share
Our regular training days are 6.30-8.30 every Tuesday during spring/summer months so it’s a nice warm outdoor sport to enjoy for everybody!!
Where we hear from resident of the Victoria Ward in Hartlepool about possible renovation and schemes that could benefit implemented to improve their community.
An interview with Andrew Lilley. Founder of RunFit in Hartlepool. We discuss how he started, the hopes for Runfit in the future and how they can help the people of the town get fit have fun and maybe make some new friendships.