Creative Health & Wellbeing

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Central to our vision is the belief that participation in cultural and creative activities promotes the wellbeing of the individual, the community and the nation. We work with decision makers in central and local Government, State agencies, sectoral bodies, NGOs including community organisations, individuals, and partners to deliver creative projects that will enable our citizens to counteract isolation, create connections with the community, generate joy and above all enable all to realise their creative potential.

Traveller wellbeing through Creativity 2023

Creative Health & Wellbeing

Through Our Eyes - Martin Beanz Warde

Traveller Wellbeing 2022: The GAFF Limerick

Traveller Wellbeing 2022: Galway Traveller Movement

Sharing through music: The Shared Music Sessions & Festival in a Van

Creative Ireland awards over €1,000,000 to creative projects for older people

The Slow Camera Exchange & Friends exhibition triptych launched on Cork Culture Night

Laois exhibition celebrates older people's experiences

A Memory of Water

Over €560,000 awarded to creative projects for older people nationwide

The Art of Being Healthy & Well Symposium launched by Ministers Martin and Donnelly

5 new projects to explore Traveller wellbeing through creativity

Art installation unveiled at St James’s Hospital honours healthcare staff’s work during the pandemic

Let the creativity continue: Creative Ireland Programme extended to 2027

Funding awarded to 27 projects creatively exploring dying, death, and bereavement

Laois exhibition celebrates older people's experiences

Age & Opportunity's Artist in Residence in a Care Setting

Clare Cultural Companions

Creative activity in older years promotes health and well-being, reduces loneliness, depression and stress

The Museum of Song goes to the Islands

Cocooner: A Lockdown Diary

Director of Mercer’s Institute for Successful Ageing - Artist in Residence Programme

Dying, death and bereavement: Supporting Irish Hospice Foundation's Arts & Creative Engagement Programme

IMMA: The Slow Looking Series

The Kildare Arts Service Covid Diary Project