YanaRai CIC is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to support wellbeing, empowerment and connection.
Founded on the belief that wellbeing is holistic, relational and deeply personal, YanaRai creates spaces where people can slow down, express themselves and reconnect with others. Our work recognises that creativity is not about talent or output, but about exploration, confidence and care.
As a Community Interest Company, YanaRai exists to benefit the wider community. Any surplus generated through our work is reinvested into inclusive, socially focused activity.
Where We Work
YanaRai is based in London, with projects that extend to other parts of England and the UK.
Our work is designed to be adaptable and responsive, allowing ideas, learning and practices to travel between places while remaining rooted in local context.
What We Offer
YanaRai delivers a range of wellbeing-focused services for individuals, groups and organisations through:
One-to-One Sessions
Personalised one-to-one sessions supporting wellbeing, confidence and self-reflection. Sessions include creative exercises, mindfulness practices and supportive conversation, tailored to individual needs.
Group Workshops
Creative and wellbeing-focused workshops designed to support connection, expression and emotional wellbeing. These include art-based sessions, creative journaling and reflective practices.
Community-Based Gatherings
Informal, welcoming events that bring people together through creativity and wellbeing activities. These are designed to be accessible, low-pressure and community-centred.
Commissioned Programmes for Organisations
Activities include creative exploration, reflective practices and mindfulness-based techniques. Sessions are designed to be accessible, supportive and adaptable to different needs.
Who We Support & How We Work
YanaRai works with people across different life stages, with a focus on those who may feel under-supported or isolated. We aim to build connection across generations, creating spaces where people feel valued, listened to and supported.
YanaRai’s work is guided by a few simple principles:
creativity as a tool for wellbeing, not performance
inclusion, gentleness and respect
trauma-aware and person-centred practice
connection over productivity
We prioritise psychological safety and aim to create spaces where people feel comfortable showing up as they are.