For us, 'experience' relates to both the creative experience and the lived experience of our participants, informed by our experience of successful delivery. 

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We believe that

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• we maximise the impact of our work through the diverse nature of our portfolio and a determination to avoid a ‘one-size-fits-all' delivery model. 

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• our work benefits from intersectionality and that learning gained within one programme area feeds into the development of others. 

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• access to creative opportunities supports people to be visible and active in their lives.

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And so...

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We put lived experience at the core of everything we do. This means we co-produce plans, resources and materials and deliver activity with people who understand what they need, what will work best and are able to express their lived experience through creativity.

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We create opportunities for people to meaningfully connect and thrive, particularly focusing on those who experience barriers to access.

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Our portfolio of programmes reaches a broad range of beneficiaries, including learning disabled adults, children and young people, unpaid carers and people with Dementia.

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In 2023 we recorded over 3,500 beneficiaries for our activities. Our impact on indirect beneficiaries is significantly greater due to our open access, one-off events in the community and online activity, films and resources.

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