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News / New £600,000 Mental Health and Arts Progamme launched

New £600,000 Mental Health and Arts Progamme launched

Arts Council of Northern Ireland,
30 May 2024, Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland has the highest rate of poor mental health across the UK. This investment programme has been established to improve the mental health of artists and arts participants. It follows recent research by the Arts Council which shows that artists suffer particularly poor mental health, when compared to the rest of society.

https://artscouncil-ni.org/news/new-mental-health-and-arts-progamme-launched

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