Conni Rosewarne is Creative Health Associate for NHS North East London Integrated Care Board thanks to a new partnership between the ICB and London Arts and Health. Hello, it’s wonderful to be back working with creative health in North East…
The latest edition of the Journal of Applied Arts & Health has been released, offering fresh insights into how the arts contribute to health and well-being around the world. This international, peer-reviewed journal continues to serve as a key platform…
The Government’s newly launched 10-Year Health Plan for England, unveiled on 3rd July, signals a significant shift in how health and wellbeing will be supported over the coming decade. Although the plan does not explicitly mention creative health, its focus…
Expression of interest deadline: 2 July 2025 Full proposal deadline: 8 August 2025 We are seeking a supplier to design, deliver and disseminate an ambitious Mental Health Catalyst programme. The aim of this programme is to identify promising targets for…
The Campaign for the Arts presented a petition to the UK Government, backed by more than 37,000 individuals from all 650 parliamentary constituencies, urging the Chancellor to maintain public funding for arts and culture in the upcoming Spending Review. The…
Community centres play a vital and lasting role in the UK’s social fabric. They bring people together, promote wellbeing, support local partnerships, and offer reliable spaces that communities can count on. This report outlines the possibilities that emerge when we…
Image credit: Inclusion London Tom Ryalls, Director of BAP! (The British Arts Programme), is calling on arts and culture organisations to sign an open letter in support of disabled artists and cultural workers, as proposed changes to the Access to…
Health and care leaders across London have unveiled an ambitious new vision for a neighbourhood-based health service—focused on delivering more integrated, personalised care within local communities. This city-wide initiative aims to drive three major changes: shifting the focus from hospital…
The Labour Government came to power with a pledge to deliver a decade of national renewal. By the time the Chancellor presents the Spending Review on 11 June, a key decision will have been made: will the arts continue to…
The University of Bradford is excited to announce the launch of the Cultural and Creative Sector Wellbeing Study – CLEVEREST. This important research aims to explore the wellbeing of individuals working in the cultural and creative sectors, and invite you…