Kaleidoscope Receives Lululemon Community Wellbeing Grant to Support Peer-Led Yoga

We are excited to share that The Kaleidoscope Mental Health Support Society has received $6,000 in community funding from Lululemon Athletica to support peer-led yoga programming for our community.

This funding will allow Kaleidoscope to offer free, trauma-informed yoga classes for youth and young adults recovering from psychosis, particularly those connected to Early Psychosis Intervention (EPI) services.

Movement can be grounding. It can offer space for nervous system regulation, connection, and breath. For many people navigating early psychosis, reconnecting with the body can be an important part of healing — especially in environments that feel safe, relational, and non-clinical.

With this support, we will:

• Deliver free peer-led yoga classes

• Co-facilitate sessions with certified yoga teachers who have lived experience of psychosis

• Offer optional peer-led discussions following each class to explore embodiment, mental health, and holistic wellness

This initiative reflects our belief that healing happens in many forms — conversation, creativity, stillness, and movement.

This pilot program integrates body-based care with peer support leadership, helping to fill a gap in traditional mental health systems by centering lived experience within somatic practice.

We are deeply grateful to Lululemon for recognizing the importance of accessible, community-rooted mental health supports and for investing in wellbeing that extends beyond traditional clinical models.

Stay tuned for upcoming session dates and registration details.