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Create Arts

Creative Wellbeing Programme

The UK’s leading charity using creative arts to empower vulnerable people, reduce isolation&strengthen emotional wellbeing across diverse communities.

Aims

Building confidence through guided creative workshops that encourage expression and personal growth.

Goals

Strengthening community connections by bringing participants together.

The Project

We partnered with CREATE to support creative wellbeing programmes for young carers and vulnerable individuals. Through structured workshops delivered by expert artists, participants were encouraged to express themselves, build confidence and develop meaningful connections in safe, inclusive settings.

This support enabled CREATE to expand access to therapeutic creative programmes for those most in need.

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The programme delivered clear emotional, social and developmental benefits for participants, supporting wellbeing through creativity, connection and personal expression.

The partnership focused on improving emotional wellbeing, reducing isolation and strengthening resilience through accessible, high-quality creative engagement.

 

  • Strengthened social skills
  • Improved emotional expression
  • Positive impact on mental wellbeing
  • Reduced isolation through group creativity
  • Increased esteem & sense of achievement
Frequently asked Questions

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Below are answers to common questions about this project and how the Sarah Jane Leigh Charitable Trust supports creative wellbeing initiatives.

It is a UK charity that empowers vulnerable people through creative arts programmes that strengthen wellbeing, confidence, and social connection.

Young carers and vulnerable individuals benefit from structured creative sessions designed to improve confidence, wellbeing, and emotional expression.

Participants take part in creative activities such as drama, visual arts, music, storytelling, and collaborative creative projects.

The Trust provides funding to support creative wellbeing workshops that benefit young carers and individuals facing social or emotional challenges.

Programmes are delivered in community venues, schools, and partner organisations across different regions of the United Kingdom.

Creative expression helps participants explore emotions, build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and reduce feelings of isolation.

Organisations can contact CREATE or the Trust directly to explore partnerships supporting creative wellbeing programmes in their communities.

Participants have reported increased confidence, improved emotional expression, stronger peer relationships, and enhanced overall wellbeing.