Professional health training services for organisations, groups and individuals. All services are accessible and tailored to the needs of those worked with.
Professional health training services for organisations, groups and individuals. All services are accessible and tailored to the needs of those worked with.
DTA works with organisations across the UK to improve the health and fitness of marginalised members of the community, in particular carers.
Fit by Phone is an innovative telephone weight management course, which empowers you to take control of your eating habits to become fitter and healthier.
DTA offers a series of interactive workshops and training events addressing health and well-being issues that stimulate mind, body and soul of those that attend.
Hillingdon Carers has worked in partnership with Don’t Tone Alone CIC for three years and has been delighted with the improved health outcomes for carers in Hillingdon of our shared projects. Chris’s team are really professional and well-trained; they understand the demands of caring roles and are quick to find innovative solutions that address barriers to healthy lifestyle changes. Feedback from carers has been excellent.
Sally Chandler, CEO
Camden Carers Centre has worked with Don’t Tone Alone for several years now. Their work is innovative, meaningful and makes a real difference to carers. The staff are always professional and friendly and really enthusiastic about the work they do. Chris is approachable, creative and ensures the person the service is aimed at is always at the centre of the work he does. Don’t Tone Alone makes a real difference to the lives of real people.
Allegra Lynch, CEO
At Don’t Tone Alone C.I.C., we believe that health and fitness should be accessible to all, and so we work with all members of the community.
Training with Don’t Tone Alone C.I.C. will improve your knowledge of how to achieve the fitness goals you desire, AND give you the tools to reach them.
All services are accessible and tailored to the needs of those worked with.
