Take part in The PPT’s Give it 10 Yoga Challenge
Mental Health Awareness Week is from 11 to 17 May this year. If you would like to take part in our challenge of 10 minutes of yoga or meditation a day for seven days, try the sequence here or write to us for a free pack of other yoga ideas to help your mental and physical health!
Thousands of people in prisons across the country find a daily yoga habit helpful and enjoy learning new skills.
To order your free ‘Give it 10’ challenge pack of seven practice sequences, write to The Prison Phoenix Trust (The PPT) with your name, prisoner number & name of prison at: The Prison Phoenix Trust, PO Box 328, Oxford OX2 7HF. Do not worry if you have missed Mental Health Awareness Week – there is always a good time to set yourself a personal challenge, and we have free resources and friendly mentors to guide you all year round.







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