Development of an Integrated Participatory Arts Programme

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Development of an Integrated Participatory Arts Programme ARTS & HEALTH Development of an Integrated Participatory Arts Programme

Objectives Establish a weekly integrated drop in programme of participatory arts in Central Nuneaton. Support people with Mental health issues. Develop a body of rigorous evidence of impact on the wellbeing of participants Increase local capacity

Pilot Schemes GP-led Health Centre District General Hospital Well-being Centre for people with ongoing mental health issues Day Clinic for those recovering from mental health problems Four different type of health organisations Referrals through host organisations Targeting mental health issues Working in safe environments

Arts Intervention Consultation Engagement, access and collaboration Link Coordinator Integrating the evaluation process Celebration of Achievement

The creative Journey Safe environment Flexible and adaptable approach Lots of choices Problem solving & taking risks Challenging expectations Skill sharing and collaboration

Celebrating Achievement ‘Arts Trail’ in Local Community Venues Host venues based in central Nuneaton: Guidepost Community Café Nuneaton Library St Nicolas Community Centre Participants valuing themselves and being valued by others

Integrated Project St Nicolas Community Centre Central location Accessible Friendly Appropriate Integrated Project Criteria for establishing the Integrated project included: Important that is was sited in a central location Easily accessible by public transport from all around the community Accessible space A flexible and friendly environment to work in which supports the project activity. Appropriate space for a variety of activities accommodating messy when needed.

Impact and Legacy Participant development Increased confidence & self esteem Ability to make choices Individual coping strategies Transferable skills New relationships & friends Increased local capacity Training & work opportunities Local artist involvement New partners and networking opportunities difficulties.

Project Partners With gratitude for funding provided by: WCC County Arts Team Research & Evaluation by Cultural Consortium with Nottingham Trent University