Funded projects

To deliver a new arts project for men on probation.

For costs related to Ty Celf, a democratised space created for men to share creative ideas and lead their peers in music-based activities, events and performance.

To collaborate with Blaenau Gwent Family Support to enhance new dads' wellbeing via creative arts, aiming to reduce social isolation and improve mental health.

For a project addressing the imbalance of male participation in the creative arts by supporting men to develop confidence through drama and performance.

To run 10-week creative health courses for men in Wakefield, co-designed with participants, community partners and creative practitioners offering different art forms.

For a two-year programme of music opportunities for men using forensic mental health services.

For a programme using creative opportunities to support the mental health and wellbeing of young men experiencing mental health challenges and social isolation.

For the ‘Men in Tech’ project which will see diverse groups of men engage with creative technology workshops to help improve mental health.

For a project seeking to combat social isolation by embedding artists in residence in men’s groups across Caithness, Scotland.

To recruit male Creative Practitioners to work on male psychiatric wards to enable both group and one-to-one work and to develop creative care plans.