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From Filey Brigg to Carrow Road, by way of Winfarthing
Our creative heritage project, Coins and Crosses, starts in Diss and Attleborough, where participants are introduced to the amazing discovery of the Winfarthing Lady and then ‘introduce’ themselves, by revealing a little bit about where they come from.
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Creative Health Lead – May Roundup
It’s been another busy month for me as I continue my work as Creative Health & Equity Lead across Norfolk & Suffolk. Here’s a roundup from May.
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CHIMe May – Practitioner Wellbeing Event
Our May CHIMe, held on May 20th, during Creativity & Wellbeing Week, focused entirely on practitioner wellbeing. Participants were able to undertake two different Continuing Professional Development (CPD) sessions to engage and learn more about how to support their own wellbeing.
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Pollinate and Create
In collaboration with Suffolk Artlink, Culture Health & Wellbeing Alliance, Natural Habitat, Green Light Trust and Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Suffolk Community Libraries invited six creatives to take part in a week-long intensive residency at Lowestoft Library.
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Digital Magic
Business sponsor Guy Clubb said: “It was a real pleasure to work with Will last year, giving him the opportunity to learn some of the techniques we use every day within the studio. Seeing him develop those skills and, more importantly, genuinely enjoy the work he’s producing has made us incredibly proud to have been involved.”
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Creative Health Offers a Preventative Response
Creative Health Offers a Preventative Response to Declining Population Health in Norfolk & Suffolk
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Creativity Brings “Critical Hope”
People across Norfolk and Suffolk are being invited to see creativity not just as something enjoyable, but as something essential to health and wellbeing, as part of Creativity and Wellbeing Week 18-24 May 2026.
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Curious Minds – A Legacy
The legacy groups champion the idea that a creative health programme should offer sustainability beyond the core delivery, and this is often driven by the desire and motivation of individuals to create change and take ownership for their own wellbeing.
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