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22 December 2015

New guidance makes NICE end to the year

The inclusion in NICE Guidance Number 32 of the importance of the arts to older people's wellbeing is a welcome Christmas present

Blog post: Arts

1 February 2016

Arts and the loneliness of the long lived

The recent findings by Arts Council England on positive effects of the arts on the happiness and wellbeing of older people are compelling.

Blog post: Arts

Time & Tide provide artistic inspiration for a group of older residents on the Isle of Wight

Hannah Griffiths

Older residents from the Isle of Wight have produced wonderful works of art - from sculpture to tapestry - with Independent Arts, supported by our joint 'Celebrating Age' fund with the Arts Council England

Blog post: Arts

Music for Dementia 2020 – join our musical dementia movement

Grace Meadows, Programme Director for Music for Dementia 2020, encourages you to join the musical dementia movement and talks about how we can all help to make music available for everyone living with dementia.

Blog post: Arts

19 February 2020

Art is a map back to yourself: Dolly Sen on the launch of Creatively Minded

Artist Dolly Sen makes the case for the role of creativity in the lives of people with mental health problems to launch our new report - Creatively Minded: an initial mapping study of participatory arts and mental health activity in the UK.

Blog post: Arts

2 November 2020

In the spotlight: Jen at JustRight

In the spotlight shines a light on the work of some of our grantees, profiling the people behind the grant. First up, our Programmes Officer spoke to human rights lawyer, Jen Ang, partner at JustRight Scotland about all aspects of her work.

Blog post: Strengthening Civil Society

29 November 2021

Arts and culture in every care setting: what staff, residents and relatives told us

What would it require for all care homes to offer their residents access to relevant creative and cultural opportunities on a daily basis? And what do care home staff, residents and family members think?

Blog post: Arts

3 November 2020

Sheila McKechnie Foundation

For a programme of work including a conference to showcase the possibilities of using the law for campaigners and change-makers

Case study: Strengthening Civil Society

Northern Ireland Mental Health & Arts Festival (NIMHAF)

To support the development of Northern Ireland's Arts and Mental Health Festival.

Case study: Arts

15 October 2020

Key workers: creative ageing in lockdown and after

The creative ageing sector's response to supporting the wellbeing of older people during COVID-19 has been immensely impressive. However these organisations, like the rest of the arts sector, are worried about the future.