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This Way Up is a creative wellbeing project for people living in Wolverhampton and Staffordshire. Working with professional artists – Priya Mistry, Carolyn Morton, Ildiko Nagy, Emma Price, Ben Sadler, Sarah

This Way Up is a creative wellbeing project for people living in Wolverhampton and Staffordshire. Tailored to different community groups, This Way Up provides an opportunity to take part in a regular artistic

This Way Up drawing sessions for Wolverhampton City Council Employees provided an opportunity to take part in a weekly artistic activity, led and supported by artist Sarah Taylor Silverwood, and inspired

Some people can dream even if they are not sleeping is an exhibition of artwork produced by male asylum seekers, refugees and migrants living in Wolverhampton. Working at Wolverhampton Art Gallery

This Way Up at Shire Hall Gallery offered drawing and mixed media sessions to adults living in Staffordshire. The aim of This Way Up is to contribute towards an improved sense of wellbeing

This Way Up drawing sessions for Over 50s, led by artist Jim Morris, provided an opportunity to take part in a regular artistic activity with like-minded people, led and supported by

This Way Up at Shire Hall Gallery offered drawing and mixed media sessions to adults living in Staffordshire. The workshops provided an opportunity for participants to take part in a regular

Mallsoft and Calm is a collaboration between Creative Health CIC and Justin Wiggan and funded through Arts Council England.  It is inspired by the phenomenon of Mallsoft, an emerging music

This case study explores the work undertaken by a group of staff and volunteers who, supported by Arts Council Grants for the Arts Programme and Trust charity funding, have developed