This evidence submission brings together learning on the role of creative health in supporting better mental health across prevention, treatment and recovery.

This evidence submission explores how arts, culture and creativity can support the mental health of children and young people through prevention, early intervention and community-based support.

This four-part series outlines NCCH’s submission to Government following their evidence call for the 10 Year Workforce Plan.

This evidence submission explores how creative health can support the future of nursing and midwifery across prevention, neighbourhood health, workforce wellbeing, education, innovation and professional development.

This briefing explores how digital creative health can support the Government’s ambitions for prevention, neighbourhood health and digital transformation.

This evidence submission to the Casey Commission highlights how creative health can support a more preventative, person-centred and community-based model of adult social care.

This evidence submission highlights the role of arts, culture and creativity in giving children the best start in life and reducing health inequalities from the earliest years.

This evidence submission explores the role of dance and movement in supporting healthy ageing, helping older people remain active, connected and independent for longer.

This briefing sets out the case for youth creative health as a preventative, place-based approach to improving mental health and contributing to economic growth.

This briefing explores how creative health can support the Government’s ambition to bring care closer to home through neighbourhood health services.

This evidence submission explores how creative health can help address LGBT+ health inequalities through trusted community spaces, culturally relevant health promotion, and creative approaches to supporting physical and mental health.

Recommendations for better Creative Health Promotion, to improve public knowledge and access to culture.