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These new Singing for our Minds podcasts from Together Productions explore the art of leading and nurturing mental health inclusive choirs and singing groups.

The joint Creative Minds Fund between Museums and Galleries Scotland and the Baring Foundation has awarded six grants to organisations in Scotland to deliver creative projects with people with mental health problems.

Together with Kaapeli arts centre in Finland, we are piloting an International Creative Ageing Network to share practice and make connections with colleagues from around the world.

This new report by Dr Una Lynch, commissioned by the Foundation and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, celebrates the success of ACNI's long-running Arts and Older People programme.

Manchester Art Gallery have spent the last year exploring this question and produced a web resource for other museums developing trauma-informed practice.

This new partnership fund for Scottish museums and galleries is part of our wider portfolio of support for museums and galleries working creatively with people with mental health problems.

These grants worth £1.4 million will support arts organisations across the UK to engage more men with mental health problems in their activities.

A new resource from the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival is designed to aid performing artists, producers, programmers and participatory artists.

Are you a UK arts organisation offering a regular creative activity to the over-60s?

Our new joint programme will fund support and training for artists and provide funding for new collaborations between artists and mental health providers.