Empower Lives Through Creative Wellbeing Programmes
Discover how our inclusive creative wellbeing programmes initiatives can transform lives and foster connections.
Your participation can make a difference. Together, we can create a supportive community where
everyone feels valued and included.
Our Approach
All Project Creative Pathways programmes are:
- Grounded in compassion and inclusive practice
- Tailored to support varying needs and strengths
- Delivered in small, supportive groups
- Focused on wellbeing, not performance
Participants are supported at their own pace.
Creative Programmes for Wellbeing
Structured creative programmes using art as a tool for reflection, expression, and confidence-building.
Participants will:
- Learn basic artistic skills
- Explore storytelling through art
- Build confidence and creative identity
Through Art participants gain a way to see the world and themselves differently.
Creative Pathways for Young People
Designed for young people who may feel disconnected, misunderstood, or excluded.
The programme supports:
- Emotional expression and self-esteem
- Positive routine and focus
- Social connection and teamwork
- Creative confidence and pride
Sessions are adapted for age, attention, and individual needs.
Certification & Progression
Where funding allows, participants may:
- Receive certificates of completion
- Access structured progression routes
- Be supported to explore further creative learning
Subject to funding, we aim to provide:
- Pathways into education or creative practice
- Access to equipment
- Mentoring opportunities
PHOTOGRAPHY Programme Overview
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Project Creative Pathways CIC delivers cohort-based photography programmes, typically supporting one cohort at a time, with a maximum of two cohorts running concurrently.
Our core Photography for Wellbeing programme is delivered over six structured sessions, designed to provide accessible, trauma-informed creative engagement for participants experiencing social isolation, social exclusion, or reduced wellbeing.
Subject to funding availability and participant need, programmes may be extended to twelve sessions to support deeper skill development, progression, certification, or additional support requirements, particularly for children and young people with SEND or complex needs.
✓ 6-10 week programme
✓ Extended 12 week programme
✓ Access to professional equipment
Research: Using photography for everyday well-being
VIDEOGRAPHY Programme Overview
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The Videography for Wellbeing programme is a structured, cohort-based creative programme that uses videography to support wellbeing, confidence, and social connection. It is designed for children, young people, and adults experiencing social isolation, social exclusion, or reduced access to opportunity.
Delivered over six to 10 weekly sessions, the programme introduces participants to basic videography skills, including filming, framing, sound, and simple storytelling. No prior experience is required, and all equipment is provided to ensure inclusive access.
Videography is used as a practical tool for self-expression and communication, allowing participants to explore ideas, experiences, and perspectives in a supportive and accessible way. The programme focuses on engagement and process rather than technical performance, with activities adapted to individual needs and abilities.
Participants complete the programme with a sense of achievement and receive a certificate of participation or completion. Where appropriate, progression opportunities or further creative pathways may be explored subject to funding and partnership availability.
✓ 6-10 week programme
✓ Extended 12 week programme
✓ Access to professional equipment
BECOME A DJ Programme Overview
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The Becoming a DJ programme is a structured, cohort-based creative programme that uses DJ skills and music mixing as tools to support wellbeing, confidence, and social connection. It is designed for children, young people, and adults who may experience social isolation, social exclusion, or reduced access to creative and cultural opportunities.
Delivered over six weekly sessions, the programme introduces participants to the fundamentals of DJing, including equipment use, beat matching, track selection, and basic mixing techniques. No prior experience is required, and all equipment is provided to ensure inclusive access.
Music and DJ practice are used as accessible forms of creative expression, enabling participants to develop focus, confidence, and a sense of achievement. The programme prioritises engagement and personal progress rather than performance, with activities adapted to individual needs and abilities.
Participants complete the programme with increased confidence and transferable creative skills and receive a certificate of participation or completion. Where appropriate, further progression opportunities or accredited pathways may be explored subject to funding and partnership availability.
✓ 6-10 week programme
✓ Extended 12 week programme
✓ Access to professional equipment
Are you a professional, an artist and want to partner with us?
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