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Portraits of Recovery in Manchester is a visual arts charity supporting people affected by and in recovery from substance use – find out more in this blog by its founder and director, Mark Prest.

Understanding the effects of trauma helps our cultural spaces to be welcoming to all audiences, writes museums and wellbeing consultant, Louise Thompson.

Find out more about Workman Arts, a Toronto-based arts and mental health organisation, which runs the Rendezvous with Madness festival every year.

David Cutler, Foundation Director and Arts programme lead, shares his concerns about funding for arts and health. We'd love to hear your thoughts too.

Jim Webster of Streetwise Community Circus in Belfast introduces their circus skills programmes for older people in the community and in care homes, and explains why circus is good for both physical and mental health.

In September this year, Hong Kong staged its first Creative Ageing Festival, with a UK (and specifically Leeds) / Hong Kong partnership at its heart...

A lot of new and expectant mums experience perinatal mental health issues to some degree, but arts interventions for them are relatively rare. Here are some of the ones we know about.

Bristol Drugs Project is a specialist service for people who use drugs and alcohol, with an active arts programme, including a choir, orchestra and theatre project. Find out more from Sophie, Creative Communities lead at BDP.

What do the arts and mental health scenes look like in our neighbouring European countries? Fresh from a visit to Germany, here are some of the organisations and projects we know about.

We are awarding 32 new grants - out of a very strong field - this week to organisations who want engage more men in creative mental health. The Director of the Foundation explains the decision-making.