It takes a team effort
Increasing flood resilience in Hull and the East Riding isn't something Living With Water can do alone.
It takes communities, schools, local organisations and individuals to all play their part in understanding the risks and shaping what comes next.
Whether you're a teacher looking for curriculum resources, a community group wanting to host an event, or someone who simply wants to stay informed, there's a way for you to be part of what we're doing.
In schools
Flood resilience starts with the next generation. We work with schools across our region to bring flood and water education into the classroom through curriculum-linked lessons and hands-on activities.
Our education team can deliver talks and workshops at your school, and our free lesson resources are available to download and use any time.
In your community
From earning a Living With Water Scout or Guide badge, to exploring our interactive SuDS Game, to taking part in a Living With Water Walk, our community resources are designed to help people of all ages learn about flooding in a way that's hands-on, local and relevant.
Come and find us
We attend drop-in events, community sessions and public activities across Hull and the East Riding throughout the year as part of the projects we deliver. These are the best way to meet the team, ask questions about schemes in your area, and find out what's happening near you.
To stay up to date with where we'll be next and get the latest news and project updates:
Have an idea? Get in touch
If you have an idea for an activity, want to host one of our team, or would like to explore how Living With Water could work with your group or organisation, we'd love to hear from you.
Our team includes communications, programme and community specialists who are happy to help, whether that's with a school, a community centre, a workplace or a local event.
