Reports and impact

Understanding and evaluating the impact of our work is essential to developing the best workshops for our beneficiaries. Reporting is key to our funder relationships. Below you can find recent annual reports, and research and evaluations of our projects.

Annual reports

Two older women are sitting next to each other, smiling broadly and holding up pictures of their faces that they have made by sewing different fabric together.

Trustees Annual Report and Accounts 2022-23

A large group of people are dancing, many with their arms in the air and smiling.

Trustees Annual Report and Accounts 2021-22

A man is holding up a clear piece of plastic that is covered in colourful lines and patterns, you can see his broad smile through the plastic.

Trustees Annual Report and Accounts 2020-21

Trustees Annual Report and Accounts 2019-20

Evaluations and impact reports

A.R.T.S. for Brain Health, 2022

The words 'Reawakening Integrated: Arts & Heritage. A regional programme with a framework to integrate arts into dementia care services in Dorset' are on an image of a woman in glasses looking out to sea on a rocky coastline.

Reawakening Integrated: Arts & Heritage, 2017

Music Reawakening, 2015

Reawakening the Mind, 2012

Volunteer

From supporting workshops to helping our communications, volunteers are vital to delivering our work. If you would like to get involved, we’d love to hear from you.

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Past projects and case studies

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Dave and Gill are sitting at a table. Dave is folding a t-shirt and using pegs to hold it. Gill is watching him.

Story

Arts for Dementia Stories: Gill and Dave, workshop participants

Posted: 20th February 2024 Read more

A man and a woman in white aprons are holding between them a t-shirt tie-dyed with indigo and white circular patterns. They are both smiling.

Project
Visual Arts

A year of Art at the Treehouse, Elephant Park, 2023-24

Posted: 19th January 2024 Read more

4 people are looking at a portrait by Holbein on the wall of a gallery. One person has a magnifying glass to look more closely.

Project

Drawing with Holbein at the King’s Gallery, Feb-Mar 2024

Posted: 2nd July 2024 Read more

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