MYRIAD: Creative Health Connect

About the Event:

Join us for an exciting of networking and collaboration, where we'll be sharing updates on MYRIAD as well as sharing best practice in the creative health field.

• Connect: This event offers a space for freelancers, organisations and mental health service providers to come together and work towards a sustainable diverse creative health field.
• Learning: Find out how we’ve been working to understand what it means to work in a culturally competent way within creative health. Gain insights on best practice and experience creative health projects taking place in the region
• Share: Share your expertise and perspectives. MYRIAD is all about learning what works best and creating an opportunity for all voices to be a part of this conversation.

Event Highlights

• Welcome Talk – Updates from Rosalyne on how the project has been going so far
• Sharings from Time to Reflect and Action Learning Faciltators.
• Preview of work on Creative Health and Global Majority Communities
• The launch of MYRIAD: Spark Programme
• Final Questions and Summary

We are welcoming everyone who is invested in the growth of creative health and supporting global majority communities.

Registration:

This event is free to attend, but registration is required. Reserve your spot now on Eventbrite

MYRIAD is a creative health initiative to increase the diversity and range of creative, mental health support activity available to global majority* communities across Greater Manchester.

We aim to develop a more diverse, creative health workforce across Greater Manchester. A workforce of creative practitioners who are skilled in engaging with communities in creative activities that improve people’s mental health and well-being.

MYRIAD is supported by The Baring Foundation and is a project commissioned and supported by NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care in partnership with Greater Manchester Combined Authority and Company Chameleon.

*Global majority refers to people who do not consider themselves or are not considered to be white.

Host or Publisher TASC, Company Chameleon & Big People Music