In April, policymakers, clinicians, researchers, artists, and people with lived experience were gathered by the World Health Organisation in the House of Commons for a roundtable on the future of arts and health in the UK. With 2.8 million people…
BUY NOW To celebrate nearly 15 years of Creativity and Wellbeing Week, London Arts and Health alongside special guest editors Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance and Arts and Homelessness International have curated a very special edition of the Big Issue,…
A healthy population is a nation’s most precious asset. Good health helps people to live fulfilling lives, fuels the economy by providing a productive labour force and supports people to contribute to their communities. Healthy life expectancy at birth is…
Let’s Dance is a national campaign to inspire everyone in the UK to embrace dance as a way to improve their health, connect with others, and have fun. Founded by Angela Rippon CBE, the campaign is supported by leading organisations…
To celebrate the launch of Prof. Daisy Fancourt's new book Art Cure, we are giving our London Arts and Health members the chance to win a copy! Entering the competition is easy: Simply become a free member of London Arts…
London Arts and Health is pleased to announce that we are part of successful funding award to develop Creative Health interventions for young people's mental health in South East London. Raw Material Music & Media Education in partnership with Empowering…
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…
Spotlight, part of Tower Hamlets–based housing association Poplar HARCA has been awarded a Place Partnership National Lottery Grant from Arts Council England for an ambitious new project tackling health inequalities among young people across the borough. The HEART Project is a two-year programme…
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…
Havering London, a new cultural and placemaking organisation, has secured £1.6m of investment to bring to life Havering’s new Cultural Strategy, 'A Good Life'. This funding supports a three-year programme from April 2025, shaping Havering as a vibrant cultural place.…