In this year's national #ARCseminar series, we explore the healing power of creative arts. Here, in the third webinar of the series, we will be hearing from researchers on: Creative arts for dementia care.

This event will focus on identifying opportunities to enhance research engagement and strengthen collaborations to drive better outcomes for people living with dementia at home.

Celebrating the success of the DIALOR (DIgitAL cOaching for fRailty) project (funded by NIHR ARC Wessex)

Person centred approaches, advocacy and community engagement in research and social care.

Join us to learn more about the Healthy Communities Theme projects and activities

Developing and implementing the EMBED-Care Framework

Digital Stories for enabling the voices of autistic children and young people to contribute to transitions in education, health and social care settings

Join us to learn more about the Projects and work of the Ageing & Dementia Theme

How Research Can Enhance Lives for People with Learning Disabilities

As part of the Qualitative Research Network we hear from two great speakers from University of Oxford and Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust - talking about how self expression and creativity support health and wellbeing

Evaluating Male Engagement Worker Scheme (MEW) MEW by Michelle Myall and Susi Lund - NEW UPDATED DATE SOON

Join us to learn more about the Projects and Work of the Long Term Conditions Theme

Join us to learn more about the Healthy Communities Theme Projects and Activities