We are currently looking for a dynamic and creative administrator to join the Free Space Project. You will be working with our small team that supports Arts and Community initiatives within Kentish Town Health Centre.

Creative Wellbeing was an online project delivered through the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, supported by the City Bridge Trust. This new strand of opportunities enabled us to deliver some projects differently using digital tools and online, whilst our building was inaccessible.

Over the next three months the Free Space Project will be working alongside a number of artists to create virtual exhibitions for all to explore.

With huge commitment from our fabulous garden volunteer Ian, our garden is looking lovely. It’s been a lot of hard work and we had hope we would all be able to enjoy the benefits this summer. That may not happen, but luckily we can share these photos so you can enjoy some of the benefits from home.

Freedom to Express was a 7 week visual arts project for SEND children between the ages of 10 and 15 and their siblings. During the sessions participants spent their time exploring what freedom means to them using a variety of different artistic techniques.

Freedom to Make was a creative project funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. This project was an 8-week knitting and textiles project run by artists Alejandra Picco and Beth Hopkins.

During 2019 we partnered with local charity NW live to co-create a number of classical music concerts in the atrium of our Health Centre.

Baby Singalong was a weekly music, movement and storytelling session that took place at Kentish Town Health Centre. Run by community musician Cinamama for children under the age of 5.