Wake The Beast unleashes ‘In The Sick Of It’; a hilarious and urgent call to arms for the NHS. Venue: London Shambhala Meditation Centre, 27 Belmont Close London SW4 6AY Time and Date: 27th July, 2pm and 6pm Book here…
This new report looks at targeted participatory opportunities for people experiencing mental health problems to be involved in theatre/drama, based on the experiences of 15 different organisations or groups involved in this work. These are: 20 Stories High (Liverpool) Arcola…
The GLA’s City Intelligence Unit has released a report that examines the demographic evidence around trends in the population of young children (age 0 to 10) in London. Some key points to highlight from the report include: The number of children in London’s primary…
To wrap up our summer term, CNWL Arts in Health organised a picnic at Green Park on a sunny day, followed by a tour of the Royal Academy of Arts’ renowned ‘Summer Exhibition,’ and a closing group activity in their…
On Monday 22nd July, London Arts and Health were pleased to attend the launch of the State of the Arts report from Campaign for the Arts. This new report from the Campaign for the Arts and The University of Warwick…
"PAINtings, external", a solo exhibition focusing on human emotions and mental health challenges, has gone on display at a museum. The work of Stamford-based artist Paul Kneen is being showcased at Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery until 15 June. More than…
Westminster Community Hubs Team and Libraries service will be running two ‘Mini Community Hubs’ from Charing Cross and Victoria Libraries, which aims to improve health and wellbeing outcomes by bringing people together and connecting them to services and support. Based on…
Support Hub Opportunities. From 2023 - 2026 Arts & Health Hub will be running a project called the Support Hub which is a range of support programmes for artists exploring health and wellbeing in their practice. Click the links below…
From our friends at QueerCircle a new programme of monthly events and online support forums explore the specific challenges, dimensions and experience of being a queer carer. Who is described as a ‘carer’ and how does being LGBTQ+ influence perceptions…
Join theatre company Wake the Beast and Clinical Psychologist Dr Sue Gibbons for a theatre performance, post-show discussion and creative presentation around NHS staff mental health. In Our Own Words is an innovative NHS & Social Care staff support project. It uses creative…