Funded projects

For a programme of creative mental health activity, professional training for artists and a paid work placement with the company.

For new creative courses for GBTQ+ men with mental health problems who are not currently engaging in participatory creative activity.

Towards creative media activities in the West Midlands steered by and involving older people in sheltered housing and younger people with housing problems, culminating in community screenings.

To undertake activities to implement the Court of Appeal judgment challenging council wide-injunctions affecting the nomadic way of life of Gypsies and Travellers.

To strengthen its existing legal hub activities and grow new partnerships with BME/migrant organisations in response to Covid-19.

To undertake activities to ensure bereavement welfare benefits are extended to cohabitees with grieving children through influencing a Remedial Order and raising awareness among families.

To lead a consortium discussing issues around the Inclusion of Ethnically Diverse communities in Arts and Mental Health Activities.

To match a new fund for creative activities for people with mental health problems to be distributed through Regional Health Boards.

To scale and expand hub activities at the intersection of housing, domestic abuse, and racial justice.

To scale up hub activities to advance the human right to a healthy environment and reduce barriers to accessing justice.