Connecting Through Creativity: Tackling Loneliness
AHSW is raising funds this Christmas to help end loneliness, and you can help!
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Arts Council England Launches its Strategy for the Next 10 Years
Arts Council England’s Strategy for 2020-30 is built around three Outcomes and four Investment Principles. "They are designed to work together to achieve our ...
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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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New Episode of ‘Disability And…’ Podcast Explores Writing and the Stories we Tell
For episode 9 of the Disability And…Podcast, Graeae’s Creative Learning Director, Jodi-Alissa Bickerton chats to theatre-maker and filmmaker, Matilda Ibini about Disability and The ...
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Stories of Arts and Health
At our 2019 annual conference, we asked attendees to write their stories of arts and health on a postcard, and put it in our ...
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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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