Connecting Through Creativity: Tackling Loneliness
AHSW is raising funds this Christmas to help end loneliness, and you can help!
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Move, Dance, Feel launches in Bristol
A creative project for women affected by cancer, designed to offer holistic support and enhance wellbeing which has been running in London for almost four years ...
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Caring for the Carers
Providing opportunities for creativity shouldn’t be at the expense of the person delivering them. It’s time to pay attention to the needs of creative ...
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GPs boost for Arts in Healthcare
Second Arts in Health survey suggests ‘massive’ culture change
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Lets Talk Loneliness Map Launched
An interactive map of organisations working to support people experiencing loneliness.
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National Academy for Social Prescribing Launched
A new National Academy for Social Prescribing has been launched by the Health and Social Care Secretary, Matt Hancock MP. Social prescribing involves helping ...
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Documentary: Can music make you feel better?
This special 30 minute documentary, presented by Thaddaeus Brown, investigates the benefits of live music and was aired on BBC Music Day.
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Arts and Health South West (AHSW) commits to supporting good mental health in south west England.
Arts and Health South West has become a signatory to the Prevention Concordat for Better Mental Health from Public Health England (PHE).
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The Photobook Project – Crowdfunder
The Photobook Project is a creative framework which invites people living with dementia and their wider communities to document their shared experiences. It provides ...
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MARCH Network Awards First Round of Sandpit Funds
The MARCH Network has awarded its first round of funds to support research proposals on social, cultural and community assets and mental health. Eight ...
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Agency to Offer Support for Arts and Older People
A partnership led by Manchester Museums has been awarded £250K by the Baring Foundation to create an agency to advocate for and support an ...
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