Strategic Alliance Members & Partners

Live Music Now Artist Rosie Bergonzi,
Live Music Now Artist Rosie Bergonzi, image credit Laura Tanner for NBT Fresh Arts

The Alliance works with a series of key partnership groups which help to ensure we are connecting to work at all levels around the country. These are our Strategic Alliance Members, Strategic Alliance Partners, Regional Champions and the LENS (lived experience) group, as well as the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Arts, Health & Wellbeing.

Strategic Alliance Members

Our Strategic Alliance Member organisations have national reach and specific areas of expertise that relate to culture, health and wellbeing.

64 Million Artists

Aesop

Age of Creativity

Art Fund                   

Association of British Orchestras          

Association for Dance Movement Psychotherapy 

Breathe AHR (Arts Health Research)

British Association of Art Therapists

British Association of Drama Therapists                         

British Association for Music Therapy   

Britten Pears Arts

CADA, the Creative Ageing Development Agency

Creative People and Places       

Creative Dementia Arts Network

Creative Lives

Creative Minds   

Culture 24      

The Culture Capital Exchange         

Engage       

GEM (Group for Education in Museums)

Happy Museum 

Heritage Alliance 

Historic England

Kids in Museums              

Lapidus

Live Music Now  

Making Music      

The Migration Museum

Museums and Participation Network   

Music for Dementia

Music in Hospitals & Care           

National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance     

National Rural Touring Forum             

Network for Arts, Heritage and Design in Hospitals

Nordoff Robbins 

Paintings in Hospitals

People Dancing           

The Reader      

RSPH Special Interest Group for Arts, Health & Wellbeing

Social Prescribing Network         

Sport in Museums Network

Willis Newson

Strategic Alliance Partners

Our Strategic Alliance Partners are currently Public Health England, NHS England, the Local Government Association, Arts Council England and The National Lottery Heritage Fund. This group meets to discuss how we can better develop the relationship between health, local government and social care at a national level. This group is jointly chaired by the NCCH (Professor Helen Chatterjee) and CHWA.