About us
Fulfilment in Nature CIC is a community-focused organisation using nature, outdoor experiences, creativity, adventure and connection to support people’s mental and emotional wellbeing.
We create opportunities for people to step outside, explore the natural world, learn new skills, meet others, challenge themselves and experience the benefits of meaningful connection with nature. Our work takes place at outdoor and community locations across Norfolk and surrounding areas, with the potential to travel further afield — we’re a community organisation rather than a single centre.
Our work is about much more than outdoor activities. We use nature as a space for connection, discovery, growth and wellbeing.
Our ethos
Unlock the healing power of nature. Connect. Thrive. Transform.
Join us in nurturing nature-connected wellbeing.
Our social mission
Our mission is to nurture the mental and emotional wellbeing of our local community and beyond by fostering a profound connection with nature.
We recognise that although mental health services, GP support and therapeutic services are essential, increasing demand and referral times can make timely support hard to reach. We create accessible, preventative and complementary opportunities for people to experience nature, activity, creativity, connection and community.
We are not intended to replace clinical mental health services. Instead, we offer additional pathways into nature, community, positive experiences and wellbeing.
Our mission statement
We envision a world where every individual, regardless of age or ability, finds solace, healing and profound joy in the embrace of the natural world.
Our purpose is to facilitate access to greener spaces, rekindling the age-old bond between humanity and the natural world. Through holistic programmes, therapeutic nature experiences and unwavering support, we aim to inspire and empower our community to rediscover the serenity and wisdom of nature — planting seeds of resilience, nurturing hope and cultivating fulfilment in every heart.
We have already engaged over
350
members of our community
As a Community Interest Company, our public events can generate income, but our wider purpose is to create opportunities, improve access to nature and deliver social value.
See our impact and storiesMeet the team
Founder & Lead Wilderness Therapeutic Practitioner
Andrew supports young people and adults through inclusive, nature-based therapeutic experiences. With over 15 years' experience working with Looked After Children, he supports individuals with physical disabilities, mental health challenges and neurodivergent needs using a trauma-informed approach. He is Lowland Leader trained (Mountain Training), working towards Hills and Moorlands Leader, and Outdoor First Aid trained.
Safeguarding Lead
Sharon brings experience as a school governor and specialist knowledge in supporting children and young people with physical and mental disabilities. She plays a key role in ensuring activities are safe, inclusive and delivered with care, and is passionate about designing accessible, creative nature-based activities that remove barriers to participation.
Director & Bushcraft Lead
Brought up on a farm, Richard brings a lifelong connection to the outdoors and practical land-based knowledge. He leads bushcraft activities that encourage confidence, self-reliance, curiosity and respect for the natural world, sharing traditional outdoor skills in a safe, supportive and engaging way.
Groove Facilitator
Amy is a Groove Facilitator, Massage Therapist and Eating Psychology Coach. Her work focuses on reclaiming movement for joy, play and self-connection, bringing a creative, compassionate approach to nature-based sessions so participants can explore movement in ways that feel safe, enjoyable and accessible.
Who we support
Opportunities to explore nature, develop confidence and build life skills.
Nature-based experiences designed to encourage trust, confidence, resilience, connection and positive outdoor experiences.
Opportunities to explore, learn and enjoy nature together.
Supporting wellbeing, social connection, confidence and access to green spaces.
Encouraging gentle outdoor activity, social connection and meaningful engagement with nature.
We aim to make our activities as inclusive and accessible as possible, adapting experiences to individual needs wherever practical.
We work with organisations, charities, schools, care providers, councils and community groups to develop nature-based opportunities.
Sessions paced and adapted so people can take part in a way that feels comfortable and supportive.
