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Search results for Report on Activities

15 March 2021

Report on Activities 2020

Baring Foundation
A report on the Foundation's grantmaking in 2020.
Resource: Other
20 March 2019

Report on Activities 2018

Baring Foundation
A report on the Foundation's grant-making in 2018.
Resource: Other
25 March 2022

Report on Activities 2021

Baring Foundation
A report on the Foundation's grantmaking in 2021.
Resource: Other
19 June 2018

Report on Activities 2017

Baring Foundation
A report on the Foundation's grant-making in 2017.
Resource: Other
13 February 2008

Report on Activities 2008

A report on the Baring Foundation's activities in 2008.
Resource: Other
10 October 2019

Arts and Mental Health Activity in the UK – First Impressions

David Cutler
The first draft of a mapping report on Arts & Mental Health in advance of our new grants programme is nearly ready … we would love your feedback on our first impressions of the field
Blog post: Arts
17 July 2018

How can training support high-quality arts in care homes? A reflection on our new report

David Cutler
Penny Allen's insightful research reveals wide provision, serving both the arts and care sectors, and poses some important questions about what more needs to be done to support the delivery of high-quality arts in this setting.
Blog post: Arts
13 March 2023

Our funding in 2022. Read our annual report

Our 2022 Report on Activities reports on our grantmaking for the year, which totalled over £3.3million.
News item: Other
1 July 2018

Invitation to tender: research on the development of arts and older people activity (Closed)

Applications are sought from academic institutions to research and produce a public report on activity in this field in the UK over the last decade.
News item: Arts
14 November 2019

The creative ageing sector is flourishing, but there is more to do, King’s College London report finds

Creative ageing activity has expanded significantly over the last decade, but there is also a real need to ensure that more marginalised older people also have opportunities to be creative.
News item: Arts