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A Charter for Arts Health and Wellbeing

posted on February 20, 2025

Research Summary: Charter for Arts Health and Wellbeing

Topic: Arts-based health and wellbeing intervention framework
Issuing Organization: National Alliance for Arts and Health
Geographic Scope: England
Development Process: Extensive practitioner consultation across multiple disciplines
Primary Focus: Establishing standards and principles for integrating arts into health and wellbeing practice
Availability: Publicly downloadable charter with supplementary resources via National Alliance for Arts and Health website
Evidence Base: Consensus-driven; informed by practitioner expertise across the arts health sector

The National Alliance for Arts and Health has just published a Charter for Arts Health and Wellbeing after extensive consultation with practitioners across England. You can download the Charter for Arts Health and Wellbeing or visit National Alliance for Arts and Health for more details.

Filed Under: Arts In Health

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