Re-Imagining Recovery: Building a Creative Health Partnership for West Cheshire

Fallen Angels Dance Theatre and Radiate Arts are proud to announce the launch of a pioneering partnership: Re-Imagining Recovery: Creative Health in West Cheshire. This strategic alliance initially between Fallen Angels and Radiate Arts marks a new chapter in how we support our community health and well being through the power of art. 

Our mission is to deliver high-quality recovery arts programmes and champion creative health opportunities for people across West Cheshire who are navigating recovery from addiction, trauma, and mental health challenges.

This partnership goes beyond art and movement. We are working to challenge stigma by using public events, exhibitions, and performances to highlight the powerful connection between creativity and mental wellbeing, helping to build a more understanding and compassionate community.

We are also committed to elevating voices by creating professional platforms for local recovery artists to share their work and lived experiences, demonstrating that recovery can be a space for meaningful creative growth.

Through collaboration, we aim to strengthen connections across the creative and health sectors, building a network that supports advocacy, shared learning, and partnership working across the region.

Ultimately, this pilot seeks to bridge the gap between arts and healthcare. By working alongside health professionals, we are contributing to a future where creative health is recognised as a valuable referral pathway - acknowledging creative expression as an essential part of both prevention and long-term recovery.

Check out Fallen Angels' events page for more information on how you can get involved:  

1. Thurs 14 May : Stakeholder event – invitation only contact hello@fallenangelsdt.org for more information and if you feel that this event is for you. 

   
   

2. Fri 15 May : Community and Professionals Symposium – An afternoon of activity designed to engage the community and health care professionals in discussion, debate and creative activities to showcase the local offer and potential referral into the creative community organisations for mental health and addiction recovery outcomes. Book here.

   
   

3. Sat 16 May : Open exhibition of creative artwork and information about local creative health organisations.  Book here.