Celebrating creativity in care

Person centred care as a priority in services

Celebrating creativity in care

Provider: MILE

In honour of the National Day of Arts in Care Homes, we’re highlighting how creativity can enrich lives of individuals receiving support in care settings. Creative opportunities in care can support wellbeing, spark connection, and give residents meaningful ways to express themselves and share experiences. Find out more and explore resources to help you celebrate creativity across your service in this newsletter.

Celebrating creativity in care

Celebrating creativity in care

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