About the Charity
We are a charity supporting arts and community initiatives within Kentish Town Health Centre in Camden, north London. Our aim is to relieve mental and physical suffering through the use of the arts and holistic care.
We work in partnership with the James Wigg and Queens Crescent GP practices as part of a social prescribing model, meaning we take in-house referrals for registered patients. At times we are able to wider accommodate those living in the borough of Camden that are not registered patients and general public events.
We provide a range of projects and services. From arts workshops to dance classes for people with Parkinson’s, a non-medical chronic pain group, and legal advice through the Citizens Advice Bureau.
Our award winning exhibition space on the first floor displays work on themes surrounding health and well-being from various perspectives.
Our Staff
Our Trustees
Trustee
Hadjer is a pharmacist and a public health registrar, based at the Institute of Health Informatics at UCL. She has an interest in social prescribing as a method to address the wider factors that affect people’s health. Hadjer lives in Kentish town and is keen to work with local communities to reduce health inequalities. Hadjer is the co-chair of the London Muslim Health Network.
Trustee
Steve has been a GP partner at James Wigg and Queen’s Crescent Practices since the Olympic summer of 2012. He is a passionate supporter of the arts and social prescribing, recognising the enormous value of these activities in driving improvements in the wider determinants of health and well-being in our diverse population.