Stories about the difference we make across the city of Doncaster
A three-month pilot project explored how creative approaches can enrich care settings in Doncaster
Molly's traineeship story - from nerves to new beginnings
Ajide's traineeship story - from performer to participatory artist
Marie, Grace and Janet's stories shared at the 2026 South Yorkshire Creative Health Conference
How creativity supports communication for regular Art Club attendees Megan, Henry and Jacob
Art helps Lydia to feel confident and express herself
How music and friendship transformed weekly life for Kevin and Alice
Finding Connection and Confidence: Thelma’s Journey with Singing for Memory
Singing for Memory makes Ernest come alive again
Creative Classrooms with the Levett School
How Singing for Memory Opened Up a New Social World
Find out how we've been enhancing reablement practice with Dance On
Read about the difference we made to Claire's teaching
Read how Gemma's teaching, and self, transformed
This programme made Jozie's confidence soar
Read how Nikki rediscovered her passion and purpose as a Primary teacher.
Read how Doncaster residents live healthier with Dance On.
Find out how Dan's physical and mental health went from strength to strength after Long Covid, through Breathe and Connect and Quirky Choir.
Read about how Doug and Diane discovered the power of our Singing for Memory group.
Read about how Jess watched her children create and grow in Art Club.
Read about how Winnie learnt confidence and leadership through Dance On.
Read about Julia's experience of attending Creative Directions Sounds in Edlington.
Read more about what attending Tuneful Chatter means to Shauna and Harley
Read how attending Tuneful Chatter brought Flynn out of his shell
Read this powerful case study from our Tuneful Chatter trainee, Grace
Find out more about being an artist on this exciting programme from dancer, Alex Mettam
Finley and his dad, Arthur, told us how important Art Club became to them
How a traineeship transformed her outlook on art
If you can breathe you can dance! Read dancer Alice's approach to delivering dance for over 50s
The impact of arts programmes on community well-being
From young participant to fully-fledged artist: read more about Tasha's traineeship experience here
How Lucy's Traineeship transformed her personal and artistic outlook
How programmes like Dance On can improve community health
How Breathe & Connect helped Carolanne get back on her feet
Fun is the name of the game in these accessible dance sessions for over 50s
Tania provides insight into her condition and helps artists develop the Breathe & Connect approach
How Breathe and Connect, as an action learning project, impacted artists' practice
How music, movement and Makaton helped Jim to communicate
Dancer Hayley discusses the impact of dance upon wellbeing.
Find out more about what Creative Directions means to Maggie
Writer Ian McMillan reflects on his favourite memories of The Point.
Our music & movement programme for under 5s in response to the pandemic
Find out more about what it means for Cath to attend Creative Directions
How Breathe & Connect helped Sarah to manage her condition
Caroline shares her Long Covid journey and tells us how Breathe & Connect helped
Margaret tells us how important dance and Breathe & Connect is for her health & wellbeing
Diane and her support worker tell us what coming to Creative Directions means to them.
Patrick tells us what it means to him to attend Creative Directions every week
One Creative Directions participant tells us his experience of lockdown and how zoom sessions gave him purpose
Some of our regular participants tell us why Singing for Memory at The Point is so important for them.
Ben's Mum, Sharon, tells us what coming to The Point means to them as a family and the benefits of All Aboard
Our blog about our approach to using music and Makaton to improve communication in Disabled young people
How staff and artists responded to lockdown and the Covid-19 pandemic
John shares his experience of our music sessions for adults living with dementia and their carers.
Angela shares her story about joining our fun dance sessions
Nikoletta discusses her volunteering experience with Creative Directions
Toby shares his experience of our weekly art workshops for adults experiencing mental health difficulties.
Bethany is a child with profound disabilities. Here her parents discuss their experiences with her at The Point.
Read about Singing For Memory from a carer's perspective.
Louise shares her experience of attending Creative Directions.
Graham shares his experience of going from participant to volunteer.
Talent Match Coach Bob discusses how the arts can develop essential life skills.
Artists Janet and Dyzelle explore how music can affect wellbeing.
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