Governments and social alliances are increasingly adopting high-level wellbeing frameworks to measure and guide their efforts to improve sustainability and wellbeing. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) ‘How’s Life’ analysis and associated framework have inspired and informed several nations’ wellbeing frameworks. These…
What is The Innovators Approach? The Innovators programme approach is a way to enable bottom up change by upskilling frontline staff to become leaders, strengthening cross-sector partnerships and building the capacity of the system to solve their own challenges. Are…
Have a listen to our brand new podcast episode, The Poetry of Motherhood and Memory with brilliant poet Jacqueline Saphra. She shares her new journaling guide, Three Wishes, and gives advice on how creating a poem can act like a form of alchemy, supporting your…
Every pound spent on helping young people access activities and support in the community could save nearly twice as much in dealing with longer-term mental health problems, according to new analysis. The children’s charity Barnardo’s is urging the government to…
In conjunction with our sister organisation the Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance (CHWA) we wanted to issue the following statement regarding the ongoing events in Israel and Gaza. As an organisation focused on health, wellbeing and equity we urge the…
Dive further into the world of AI with performances, special events, a new exhibit and two opportunities for 'after hours' access Science Gallery London’s current exhibition AI: WHO’S LOOKING AFTER ME? curated in partnership with FutureEverything is a questioning, playful…
People United are seeking three socially engaged artist/makers to work collaboratively with people experiencing social isolation to imagine 1 or 2 objects that bring the coast to people who can’t access it otherwise. The artists will design and make 1-2…
New Thinking: health inequalities Arts & Ideas: Christienna Fryar talks to UCL Professor Helen Chatterjee and Myrtle Emmanuel, senior lecturer at the University of Greenwich, about tackling health inequalities and using arts. Our National Health Stories https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ-cdpFxPb4&feature=youtu.be
The Baring Foundation have posted a new blog exploring themes of arts, mental health and how much men participate in these kinds of activities. You can read the full blog here. The desk research and a large number of conversations…
