Resources

Homemade Circus uses circus to improve the health and wellbeing of older participants. This booklet for care homes enables care homes and day centres to try out some simple circus games themselves.

A follow up study to Age UK's Index of Wellbeing in Later Life, this report looks further into creative and cultural participation - what is it, who does what and how it differs depending on overall levels of wellbeing.

The Arts in Care Homes programme was a joint funding initiative with the Arts Council England (2013-2016) to explore models of professional arts practice with and for older people in care homes over three years.

Summary of findings about the impact of the ACNI Arts and Older People Programme, jointly funded by ACNI, the Baring Foundation and the Public Health Agency.

Captures data on the global distribution of LGBTI funding, offering a tool for identifying trends, gaps, and opportunities in the rapidly changing landscape of LGBTI funding.


These two reports - a full report and a summary - reflect on data collected after the first year of the Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society (Civil Society Futures).

A collection of creative ageing projects from across the arts in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

Why the Baring Foundation has been funding arts for older people and what we have funded in the first eight years of grantmaking (2010-2017).

An overview of participatory arts for older people in the Netherlands, with inspiring examples from across art forms.

Summarises the remarkable range of creative ageing projects across Scotland and asks what needs to be done to help this activity continue to thrive.