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Regional organisations
Regional organisations
Regional organisations are often essential partners because of their wide range of networks and knowledge of the local setting.
Seed Sedgemoor
Seed Sedgemoor
Seed's aim is to make creative arts, culture and heritage part of everyday life in Sedgemoor by growing new opportunities for its people to participate, create and celebrate.
Seed was created by a consortium of organisations doing work for communities living and working in Sedgemoor. Our ten-year vision is to ensure that everyone living and working in Sedgemoor has a chance to experience more creative arts and culture. We know that within our communities there is a wealth of knowledge, skills and creativity, some of which is hidden or undervalued. We want to tap into this rich resource and to meet and work with people who might not otherwise have had the chance to explore their creative ideas and passions. As the programme grows, we want to encourage and enable more and different people to take a lead in commissioning creative activities for the future.
Our Vision
By 2030, everyone living or working in Sedgemoor has new and accessible opportunities to engage with, participate in and appreciate creative arts, heritage and culture in all its many forms, and many more people take advantage of those opportunities. The creative culture of the community is exciting and inspiring. It has been nurtured, and there is a sustainable platform for further growth.
Creative Health programmes and organisations
Creative Health programmes and organisations
RIRO project
RIRO project
‘Reach In and Reach Out’ (RIRO) was a co-produced programme for young people that supported their creativity and wellbeing and offered pathways to community engagement and cultural sector volunteering in the West of England.
Pathways to wellbeing,
The Holburne Museum
Pathways to wellbeing,
The Holburne Museum
Pathways to Wellbeing is a museum-based community engagement programme, led by the Holburne Museum, with art at its heart. It supports young people and adults with lived experience of mental health issues and social isolation to engage with local heritage and creative art activities, delivering measurable improvements in mental health and wellbeing.
Health and VCSE partners
Health and VCSE partners
For Creative Health to successfully embed into systems, it's important to seek out partners in health and in the voluntary sector. By using the key health documents and strategies that set out priorities for a county, Creative Health work can include focussed programmes working with people facing the greatest barriers to health.
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