• Fareham,
  • Gosport,
  • Hampshire

Think Big Do Bigger CIC

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11 Capella Close

Fareham

Hampshire

PO14 2FD

About Us

Strengthening Communities and empowering individuals through creative and educational wellbeing workshops and projects.

Think Big Do Bigger CIC deliver a range of creative and educational workshops, courses and projects for adults within the community, all of which are designed to improve your wellbeing.

Within the workplace Think Big Do Bigger CIC delivers reflective practice, stress management training and other wellbeing related interventions.

Our expertise

  • Crafts
  • Events
  • Festivals
  • Other
  • Outdoor arts

Where to find us

11 Capella Close

Fareham

Hampshire

PO14 2FD

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