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George Osborne’s first round of cuts have added a further £19m to the already announced £4m cut to ACE’s budget...
Elixir Arts and Gallery at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich are looking to recruit a number of interns over the summer to assist with the administration and promotion of projects including Elixir Gallery and the Well Tuned music volunteers programme.
Organised by Arts and Health Australia, the 2nd international ‘Art of Good Health and Wellbeing’ arts and health conference will take place in Australia from 16th – 19th November at the Sidney Myer Asia Centre, University of Melbourne.
The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) has extended the deadline for applications to its 2010 Arts and Health Awards to 16th July. The awards have been designed in reaction to the Marmot Strategic Review of Health Inequalities in England (www.ucl.ac.uk/gheg/marmotreview/).
The Concertina Charitable Trust Grant is available to charities and third sector organisations in the UK to support cultural and music projects for elderly people. Applications are accepted throughout the year but the next submission deadline is 30 June.
The deadline to apply for London Health Commission’s 2010 London Health Commission Awards is this Friday 4th June. The biannual awards are a celebration and recognition of the achievements of London’s community groups and SMEs in improving health and wellbeing in the capital.
The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) has opened the application process for its 2010 Arts and Health Awards. The awards have been designed in reaction to the Marmot Strategic Review of Health Inequalities in England’s finding of the continuing existence ‘social gradients’ in all aspects of health.
On 2nd June and 21st October Dementia UK are holding one day courses in how to run Circle Dance sessions in care homes, day centres and community services. The Circle Dance sessions provide an enjoyable and therapeutic activity suitable for people with dementia, mental health needs, and learning disabilities.
Jointly hosted by Goldsmiths, University of London and Southbank Centre the Taking Part – Arts, Culture and Civil Society conference will take place 29th – 30th October.