What evidence do commissioners and policymakers need to invest in creative health? Our two new guidance documents help build the economic case through robust evaluation and clearer evidence of value. Read more: shorturl.at/gRECJ #CreativeHealth #HealthEconomics

A new report highlighting how creativity is improving the nation’s health & wellbeing - and saving the NHS money - has been published by @CreativeIndsUK & @ace_national. It features @MobCommAssets projects. Have a read below ⬇️ thecreativeindustries.co.uk/… #creativehealth

Connecting lived experience with theory and practice to cultivate equitable systemic change in mental health - read about the Abundance Project's approach to developing a Theory of Change on their latest blog post abundanceproject.myblog.arts… @UAL @KingstonUni @elizabethmmorr1

Last week, we hosted an online knowledge exchange with all 12 Phase 3 MCA projects. The event was insightful and inspiring, highlighting many connecting themes such as systems approaches, lived experience, and creative methods. Check out the excellent summary sketches -

Exciting news! 🎉 Our lived experience producer, Kiz Manley, and advisory group member, Celeste Ingrams, have just been published by @TheBSA! Their essay explores the lived experience journey in health inequalities research—check it out britishscienceassociation.or…

How can we build a stronger partnership between Government & Civil Society? Our latest blog breaks down our response to the government consultation on the Civil Society Covenant—exploring key lessons from the MCA programme: ncch.org.uk/blog/resetting-t… #CivilSociety #PolicyChange

Check out this video with MCA Programme Director, Prof. Helen Chatterjee @h_chatterjee as she discusses creative and community-based approaches to health! 🎥✨ #CreativeHealth #HealthInequalities youtube.com/watch?v=fXVOEI7r…

Our latest newsletter is here! 📢 Get the latest updates and news from our Phase 3 projects. Read it here: mailchi.mp/0b745a1e86bb/news…

Our newest blog considers some of the key takeaways from Phase 2 Mobilising Community Assets projects… ‘Cross-cultural consortia can successfully help reduce health inequalities in communities across the UK’ ncch.org.uk/blog/mobilising-…

Just published! Our Phase 2 case study synthesis brings together insights from 16 collaborative projects, exploring how cross-sectoral consortia can be built to address health inequalities. Read more here - ncch.org.uk/uploads/MCA_Phas…