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The books and documents are a great start for my research, while your advice and knowledge will prove invaluable."
resources
The National Network for the Arts in Health is dedicated to the needs of the Arts in Health field and responding to the needs of its members. The organisation is run with enough flexibility that the benefits to NNAH membership are often tailored to each member.NNAH Projects Database
The NNAH Projects Database captures information about individual
projects in the UK in thirteen different categories including:
• Monitoring and Evaluation
• Motivation and Inspiration
• Relationship to Health
• Partnerships
• Finances
Both the web based Membership Directory and Projects Directory are searchable by every field entered, making it easy to tailor searches to specific needs. Both are often used by researchers and civil servants in preparation of briefs and speeches.
Non-members are able to contribute projects and information to this database, as well as access an overview of all projects submited. The full database and the vast resources it contains, are benefits to membership.
Funding Guide
The National Network for the Arts in Health publishes a Resource Directory,
which contains the NNAH Membership Directory, Funding Guide, Projects
Database overview, Bibliography and an index of all members by both art
form used and geographical location. The funding institutions listed here
are for guidance and are a small selection drawn from the Resource Guide.
NNAH Library
The NNAH Library is one of the largest consolidated arts in health
resources in the UK. It contains information about individual artists,
grant-making directories, arts in health publications, project reports,
research and evaluation reports, conference reports, articles and
specialist press, arts and health industry journals and booklets,
journals from other national membership organisations, transcripts
of speeches, videos, cassettes, and many other important resources.
NNAH Interactive Workbook
Who? What? When? Where? How Much?
This CD ROM guides you through strategic planning and budget building
aspects of an Arts in Health project. The answers supplied are fed
into a document that can be formatted and used as a consultation
document, or the basis for a funding application. The CD Rom also
contains a library of comprehensive documents, which offer tips
and advice on several key areas. One special feature is the interactive
calculator, which automatically totals your income and expenditure,
and the project cost per participant.
To order your copy of this important resource tool,
please telephone the NNAH Office on 0870 143 4555.
Fee: £35
Regional Roadshow Report
The Regional Roadshow publication is an indispensible digest of
ideas and strategies specifically relating to the evaluation of
arts in health projects.43 pages containing summaries of plenary
presentations, Round Table discussions and testimonies from the
NNAH CAHHM Regional Roadshow series of events held in 2002.
To order your copy of this important resource tool,
please telephone the NNAH Office on 0870 143 4555.
Fee: £5.50