Guidelines

What Works for Wellbeing has published a practical guide for small to medium-sized charities or social enterprises seeking to measure their impact on wellbeing – whether this is in terms of health, education or employment. The guide will help you design questions and analyse their results.

Voluntary Arts has produced a useful guide for organisations to the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which changes the way organisations must manage people’s data.

Arts Council England have launched a self-evaluation toolkit for people, companies and partnerships in the arts, cultural and creative sectors.

A new Guy’s and St Thomas' charity report (attached) combines data, expert opinion and lived experience to look at the complex interaction between the assets and risks of urban environment, diversity and deprivation, and their impact on health.

A report produced by the Voluntary Arts BAME Advisory Panel to support other organisations working to increase their diversity.

A report and video resulting from the three-year Cultural Commissioning Programme, designed to help health commissioners better engage with the arts and cultural sector.

'The art of involving people in health innovation' is based on interviews with local health innovators funded by Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity.

The NCVO’s Cultural Commissioning Programme has updated its website with a range of new resources for arts and cultural organisations and public service commissioners.

The Oxford Textbook of Creative Arts, Health, and Wellbeing will be launched at an event on 20 January 2016 6.30pm – 9pm at the Southbank Centre.