Our sessions inspire creativity, build confidence, and bring joy, while improving dexterity, motor skills, and social connection. Participants explore a variety of art mediums, producing work they can be proud of.
We work in a wide range of settings including care homes, learning disability services, day centres, supported living, and schools. All Creative Minds artists are fully trained, DBS-checked, and insured, ensuring every session is safe, professional and inspiring.
We deliver art sessions to a wide range of clients from older people in care homes to children in after-school clubs. Our sessions benefit people of all ages and abilities, and we encourage every artist who joins us to explore working with different groups.
Here are some of the types of clients our artists work with:
Older people, particularly those living with dementia, gain huge benefits from our sessions. For many, they are a highlight of the week, boosting mood, sparking memories, and encouraging self-expression. We often see residents’ artwork proudly displayed around the home, bringing joy to everyone.
People with learning disabilities thrive in our sessions. While some may require extra support, they always take pride in their creations. Our inclusive approach ensures that everyone, regardless of ability, can explore their creativity and feel a real sense of achievement.
Our after-school art clubs are increasingly popular with children aged 5–11. They love experimenting with different materials and techniques while enjoying the chance to socialise, collaborate, and express themselves freely.
We run fun, sensory ‘art play’ sessions for toddlers aged 1–3, including intergenerational sessions in care homes. These create magical moments, as the youngest and oldest participants interact and create together.