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| Mslexia - There is nothing like Mslexia
Mslexia tells you all you need to know about exploring your creativity and getting into print.
No other magazine provides Mslexia's unique mix of debate and analysis, advice and inspiration; news, reviews, interviews; competitions, events, courses, grants. All served up with a challenging selection of new poetry and prose.
Mslexia is read by top authors and absolute beginners. A quarterly masterclass in the business and psychology of writing, it's the essential magazine for women who write. |
| NIACE - NIACE (The National Institute of Adult Continuing Education - England and Wales) is a non-governmental organisation working for more and different adult learners.
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| Bloodaxe Books - Bloodaxe Books is Britain's premier poetry publisher, with an international reputation for quality in literature and excellence in design.
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| Anvil Press - Anvil Press is housed in Neptune House, a building that has been used at various points in its 100-year history as a dance-hall and a printing works.
In 1998, Anvil Press celebrated 30 years of publishing with an anthology of poems, chosen and introduced by Peter Jay, drawn from the press's publications. The book illustrates the range of poets and kinds of poetry which the press values - but is also intended as a browsable bedside book.
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| Sixties Press - Barry Tebb's wonderful day-glo Sixties Press productions keep the Apocalyptic flame alive. - JAMES KEERY
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| Hearing Eye - Hearing Eye is a small independent press established in 1987. One of our distinctive features is that we have kept all our books in print, a policy now abandoned by most publishing houses. We also work very closely with the individual authors in both the production and the presentation of their work.
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| GROW St. Leonard's East Sussex - Grass Roots Open Writers (GROW) is a community writing and publishing group, that particularly welcomes people who need to develop confidence in expressing themselves. Working towards a foundation of literacy, communication and social skills. The organisation is run by the members themselves. Our meetings and events are accessible and friendly. We try to always be aware of our members' support needs and cater for them, as far as possible.
People who write for pleasure, healing, personal growth, insight, perspective or to inform. Our members have produced a broad range of writing, including both formal and informal styles. |
| Stepping Out Theatre - Formed in 1997, based in Bristol, and with twenty four productions to its credit, Stepping Out Theatre is the country’s leading mental health theatre group. It has produced a wide range of work on mental health themes and is open to people who have used mental health services and their allies.
The group runs drama, writing, dance and music workshops and also has members with many other skills. It offers mental health service users the opportunity to work alongside people with professional experience of writing, directing and acting, some of whom are service users themselves.
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| Disability Arts Online - DAO is dedicated to work by deaf and disabled artists which reflects on disability as a social and political construct. |
| The History of Mental Health Service User/Survivor Movement Group - The Survivors History Group was founded in April 2005 to value and celebrate the contribution that mental health service users/survivors have made and are making to history. It is working towards a comprehensive history on this site. It will also preserve historical material in digital form, on this site, for easy access, and in printed and other forms |
| The Stuart Low Trust - Our mission is to ensure that local people, especially those experiencing social isolation or mental distress, have access to the range of facilities they need to successfully manage their lives. |
| Poems in the Waiting Room - We at Poems in the Waiting Room are an ‘arts in health’ charity supplying poetry cards for waiting patients. Poetry cards are left in waiting rooms and patients may keep the cards they read as an enduring rather than ephemeral link with poetry. Editions are distributed quarterly on a tri-folded A4 card. The poems cover works from the canon of English verse and contemporary writing. Patient care determines editorial policy. There is no charge to the patient or the health service host. The aims are to promote poetry, to make patient’s visits more pleasant and to express appreciation to health service staff for their care. |
| Working for Wellness - Developed by the London Mental Health and Employment Partnership, which aims to support Londoners with a mental illness into or closer towards meaningful employment, contributing to reducing health inequalities, helping to alleviate child poverty and improving social inclusion. |
| B safe 1st always - B safe 1st always "Raising Awareness of Child Abuse and the Consequences in Later Life"
is a website created by John Harrison in order to raise awareness of child abuse. |
