We all know that the arts can have a profound impact on wellbeing and that across the region there are projects utilising the arts that are directly contributing to public health, community engagement, social wellbeing and improved mental health.

We know that it’s important to profile this work and that people want case studies to use as advocacy tools. We also know that when resources are stretched the sector will be faced with even more difficult questions about the impact of arts work and asked to ensure that practice is of the highest possible quality.

It is therefore with great excitement that we announce the formation of a partnership between praXis and Creative Remedies, which we hope will help practitioners respond to these challenges. This partnership will result in some new developments, which will improve even further the services we provide.

Read the full details of this unique collaboration for regional arts and health here