Kin by Nettie creates inclusive, sensory-led experiences that invite people to connect with body, place and each other through movement, story and shared experience.
This work currently has three strands:
Kindred
Embodied, sensory heritage experiences for adults and communities.
Little Kin
Babies and families connecting with museums, heritage and cultural spaces through movement, play and care.
Thrive Kin
Movement-based spaces that support people to reconnect with their bodies, rebuild capacity, and feel more at home in themselves.
I'm delighted to share that Kin by Nettie CIC will be based at the beautiful new Well Runcorn Hub on Tuesday afternoons.
I'll be at the Hub on:
📅 Tuesday 23rd June
📅 Tuesday 30th June
If you'd like to come and say hello, find out more about what I do, or chat about future opportunities, I'd love to meet you.
From July, I will be launching new community movement and wellbeing sessions from the Hub, with full details coming soon.
Whether you're looking to improve your wellbeing, connect with others, build confidence, or simply enjoy moving in a supportive environment, there will be something for you.
As always, my sessions are:
💛 Safe
💛 Supportive
💛 Choice-led
💛 Inclusive
💛 Fun
Watch this space for further details and booking information
-Little Kin participant
Little Kin at Catalyst Science Discovery Centre and Museum featured in the press
We’re so delighted to share that our Little Kin sessions at Catalyst have been featured in the local press.
These sessions are all about creating space for connection — between caregiver and baby, between people, and between families and place. To see this work recognised and shared more widely feels really special.
Thank you to everyone who has been part of it so far 💛
Recent work includes programmes delivered at the Catalyst Science Discovery Centre and Museum, supporting families to build meaningful, lasting connections with heritage spaces.
In one programme, multiple babies reached new developmental milestones — moments now & forever connected to the museum itself.
Recent work includes Paleolithic Figurines at CGL (Change Grow Live); widening participation through object handling and experimental archaeology.
"I didn't think this was for me but I enjoyed that"