The Creativity in Community Sharing Project followed on from Phase II Jubilee Bunting Project working with the same stakeholders in the Brixton North area; building on from the foundation that has now been developed, activities on a more sustainable footing.

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The participating stakeholders included,

• Lambeth Vocational Services, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. Support people 18-65 with mental health issues to become more included in the community.  

• Community Trust based on the Stockwell Park Estate (1500 dwelling). Formed in 1994 as a response to high crime, a demoralised and de-motivated community. 

• Helmi House extra care scheme (46 flats with onsite carers). Support predominantly older people with mobility issue.

All were severely impacted during the pandemic being unable to deliver live activities. “Feeling of isolation and being ignored” as was highlighted at Healthwatch Lambeth "Let's Get Connected" event 2016. These feeling were amplified during the pandemic.

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All the organisations recognise the values of having Art activities that promotes health
and wellbeing. To have activities breaking down barriers allowing people who do normally interact working and socialising and feeling stronger together so they can feel a part of the community.

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