Reports Overview
Each Amazing Breath have worked tirelessly over the last 4 years to develop a sustainable, needs based, resilience building model that can be successfully embedded anywhere, so that young people and adults can realise their innate strength, and build capacity to cope and thrive despite life's challenges.
Each report shares detailed impact data – whether that be qualitative or quantitative – methodology and relevant information unique to each project. Please click on each report to view it's related film, summary, and artwork.
Highlighted Reports
- Impact report of Take Five at School at Sacred Heart Boys Primary School, Belfast.
- The report shares and celebrates the children and staff at Scared Heart Boys Primary School, Belfast, and their Take Five at School Journey undertaken in 2019.
- Peer to Peer Impact Celebration Report, Worksop, Nottinghamshire
- Set in the picturesque grounds of Rufford Abbey in Nottinghamshire, children from 6 different primaries and one secondary school, came together to ‘breathe in the forest’.
All Reports
Impact on Parents and Carers Report, Worksop, Nottinghamshire
Peer to Peer Impact Celebration Report, Worksop, Nottinghamshire
Take Five at School Quantitative Report
Parent and Carer In-depth Interview Report, Sparken Hill Academy, Nottinghamshire, 2016.
Year 12 Impact Report, Retford Oaks Post-16 Centre, Nottinghamshire, 2017.
Health Education England Innovation Pilot: ‘Staff Training Feedback ‘So What?’ Report’, Nottinghamshire, 2017.
Whole School Resilience Building Impact Report, Misterton, Nottinghamshire, 2017
Belfast Policing and Community Safety Partnership Pilot Report, Ligoniel, Belfast, 2018.
Growing Stronger in Warsop Impact Report, Warsop, Mansfield, 2019.
Youth Social Action Report, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, 2019.
Impact report of Take Five at School at Sacred Heart Boys Primary School, Belfast.
Take Five Stories - Adults growing stronger and more resilient
Each Amazing Breath’s Biennial Report, 2019.
Impact Report of Take Five at school at Springfield Primary School, Belfast.