Working Group Participants
Hannah Baker, Project Manager, The Arts Development Company, Dorset
Area Lead for Dorset.
Caroline Barnes, Arts Manager, Yeovil District Hospital
Alex Coulter, Director, Arts & Health South West
Lerato Dunn, Arts Officer, Bristol City Council
Area lead for Bristol
Guy Eades, Arts Manager, St Mary’s Hospital, Isle of Wight
Area lead for Isle of Wight
Kevin Elliston, Deputy Director, Public Health England South West
Jules Ford, Senior Programme Manager – Social Prescribing & Cultural Commissioning, Gloucestershire Clinical Commissioning Group
Area lead for Gloucestershire
Philippa Forsey, Creative Wellbeing Manager, Creativity Works
Area lead for Bath and North East Somerset
Mark Helyar, Co-Director of Theatre, Take Art, Somerset
Area lead for Somerset
Jayne Howard, Director, Arts Well CIC, Cornwall
Area lead for Cornwall
Elise Hurcombe, Arts Officer, Bristol City Council
Sue Isherwood, Chair, Arts & Health South West
Meril Morgan, Arts Lead, Wiltshire Council Arts Service
Area lead for Wiltshire
Sue Moss, Public Health Principal, Bristol City Council (formerly)
Julia Puebla Fortier, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Arts & Health South West Research Fellow
Cat Radford, Creative Commissioner, Torbay
Area lead for Torbay and Devon
Jane Willis, Director, Willis Newson, Bristol
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