The National Day of Movement Scotland will be celebrated on 18th June 2026.
This new report from the Baring Foundation captures the inspiring work of 23 organisations which received funding from the Foundation.
For twenty‑five years, Hearts & Minds’ Clowndoctors have been transforming hospital experiences for children and families across Scotland. Healthcare clowning is a unique art form derived from traditions of European theatre and street clowning, where the central quality of performance is the connection between the clown and the audience.
Arts and wellbeing Does engaging with the arts boost our wellbeing?
Weekly discussion programme, setting the cultural agenda every Monday
Art in Renal Care is an artist‑led programme bringing high‑quality creative activity directly into dialysis units across NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde. Developed by Art in Hospital (AIH), the programme supports the mental wellbeing of people undergoing regular haemodialysis by offering meaningful, person‑centred art sessions during treatment.
DAO has been hard at work in recent months on a redesign of its website’s popular directories for artists and organisations. These are now live on their website – along with the addition of a brand-new directory for freelancers working in wider roles within disability arts and culture.
Useful Facts from over 100 recent research papers
Evaluation Support Scotland offers a general guide to evaluating prevention and links to specific resources and case studies.
The World Health Organisation has a long history of producing research and fact sheets which help evidence, inform and shape our practice.
Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival has a wide range of podcasts.
Community Enterprise, in partnership with Creative Scotland and Bold Studio, announced the official launch of the Community Wealth Building (CWB) Toolkit for the Arts, Culture and Creative Industries.
The National Arts in Hospitals Network (NAHN) launched the first comprehensive web-based guidance for establishing and managing hospital arts programmes across the UK.
The National Centre for Creative Health (NCCH) in partnership with NHS England has launched an online Creative Health Toolkit.
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