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💭Can simplifying language for inclusion sometimes have the opposite effect?
Danny Sherwood's new blog explores how assumptions about what people with lived experience can engage with may limit participation.
Read the blog here🔗https://t.co/Xa3n1NkAqn
Join us at Good Grief Hastings, 22-25 May. The festival will explore how creativity, conversation and community can help people support one another through grief and loss.
https://t.co/VmEyqAyoCo
@Lucy_Selman@BarbaraMezes@MobCommAssets
MUST WATCH: Head over to our website to catch up on four engaging presentations that each build a case for the substantial economic benefits of creative health➡️ https://t.co/GD2TBFFCXk
❗MUST READ: A new study from the @MobCommAssets@TheNCCH programme has been published in Frontiers of Public Health. It proposes an approach to social prescribing based on data from seven Mobilising projects. Read the full study here: https://t.co/3SkPYaWpTE
🗓️ Join us on Friday 27 March at 11:00 GMT for a webinar focusing on the economics of creative health, hosted by the Mobilising programme @UCL, @NCCH w/ Arts Council Wales, @BangorUni and @edgehill. Grab a ticket here https://t.co/YXirQsPLAW
‘The strength of Blackpool’s approach lies in the shared efforts of multidisciplinary team partners’ – new research from Blackpool argues for a creative community-based approach to the surge of ketamine use in Britain. Read the report here https://t.co/Xv47GNJMkA
💡 New report led by UCL’s Helen Chatterjee reveals the scale of Blackpool’s ketamine crisis
Co-produced with 50+ professionals & people with lived experience, it highlights the urgent need for a creative community-based approach
Read more https://t.co/k2XlFT4jEk
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📣“A call to act now”: @MobCommAssets recently launched a study investigating the growing national crisis of ketamine use. Find out more here - https://t.co/bziF4IL08S
@MobCommAssets, w/@TheNCCH@CoastalCCH & @BlackpoolHDRC, is proud to launch a timely study about the surge of ketamine use in Blackpool. An urgent read laying bare the real costs of ketamine & highlighting powerful solutions driven by local communities➡️ https://t.co/Xv47GNJMkA
Backed by @UKRI_News and @ahrcpress, the report delves into Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board’s approach to the integration of #creativehealth across its system. Read the full report here➡️
https://t.co/EVey9t4d3D
Last Thursday, Mobilising Community Assets, in collaboration with @TheNCCH and @NHSGlos, celebrated the launch of our Gloucestershire ICB deep dive report at a lively event led by Dr @JaneHearst & Hannah Gorf. (link in thread👇)
In September 2025, @MobCommAssets & @TheNCCH, in association with @VKarkou and @artswellEHU, held a webinar about the role of creative health associates. Head over to our website for more information & a recording of the event ➡️ https://t.co/gVTc3gC8Lw
Listen to 2 of our Co I's, David Moss & Teresa Salami-Oru speak at the APPG on Creative Health – Neighbourhood Health and Creative Health Roundtable held earlier this week https://t.co/03CghHx8tV
@Lucy_Selman@MobCommAssets@BNSSG_ICB@EastSussexCC@BarbaraMezes
ICYMI: @MobCommAssets & @TheNCCH held a Creative and Participatory Methods knowledge exchange workshop in March 2025. If you’re keen to learn more about all things creative and participatory methods, head over to our blog => https://t.co/wjbDc1gDW5
ICYMI: Art4Us @artswellEHU celebrated a year of achievements earlier this summer at an event held at @edgehill which gathered young people, academics and project partners. Catch up on the event on our blog https://t.co/AE2o54PBWM
Committed to creating lasting systemic change in mental health & empowering local communities, @MobCommAssets Phase 3 project The Abundance Project has developed a Theory of Change to ‘offer a counter-narrative: one that insists abundance is possible’➡️https://t.co/IXKB6dUsLp
ICYMI: In June 2025, @MobCommAssets led a workshop in association with @DrZoeMoula@artswellEHU on creative planetary health & the fundamental need for a creative health approach to ‘tackle the environmental, commercial and social determinants of health’. https://t.co/ll103bDduC
Singing for Creative Health-our latest Blackpool Discussion Forum included a great rendition of Hey Jude as well as an opportunity to hear about the work of Blackpool's diverse & talented community organisations https://t.co/0PdNrMH0xM
@Lucy_Selman@MobCommAssets@BarbaraMezes