Finding My Voice Through Music
Sarah, 17
When I joined Arts4Us, I never thought I'd be writing songs about my mental health journey...
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Led By Young People
At the heart of Arts4Us are the young people who guide our research, design our activities, and share their experiences to help others. Our youth co-researchers bring authentic perspectives that ensure our work truly reflects what matters to young people.
Meet Our Co-Researchers
Young people actively shaping our research and creative programs
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Sarah
Age 17
Music & Poetry
"Music helps me express things I can't put into words"
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James
Age 16
Visual Arts
"Drawing is like therapy for me - it calms my mind"
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Aisha
Age 18
Drama & Performance
"Acting lets me explore different emotions safely"
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Tom
Age 15
Digital Arts
"Creating digital art gives me a sense of control"
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Priya
Age 17
Dance & Movement
"Dance helps me release stress and feel free"
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Marcus
Age 16
Photography
"Through my lens, I see beauty everywhere"
Their Stories
Real experiences of how arts activities have supported wellbeing
Art as My Safe Space
James, 16
The art studio became the one place where I could truly be myself without judgment...
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Dance Changed Everything
Priya, 17
Movement therapy taught me that my body could express what my words couldn't...
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Poetry as Connection
Tom, 15
Writing poetry helped me understand that others feel the same way I do...
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Activities that support creativity, connection, and wellbeing
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Creative Workshops
Weekly sessions exploring different art forms
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Research Sessions
Contributing to our understanding of arts and wellbeing
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Peer Support
Connecting with others who share similar experiences
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Community Events
Showcasing our work and inspiring others
Want to Get Involved?
If you're a young person aged 14-24 interested in arts and mental health, we'd love to hear from you. Whether you want to join our workshops, become a co-researcher, or just connect with others, there's a place for you here.
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