WAHWN News

New report highlights Wales as example of best practice in Arts and Health collaborative working.

WAHWN was pleased to take part in an international study conducted by Flinders University to learn more about how arts and health partnerships are growing or thriving across the World.

Wales is held up, yet again, as an example of best practice, where arts and health sectors work collaboratively and help to inform policy on a strategic level, driven by the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act. The report recognises the value of networking that WAHWN and others support.

“they…make room for others to learn, to heal, to expand, to create, to collaborate, to generate, to inspire” Kunle Adewale, founder of the Global Arts in Medicine Fellowship.