Arts and Minds is the working title of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation for the Arts and Mental Health. It was set up to promote and support access to all forms of the arts for mental health service users, learning disabled people and offenders many of whom have mental health issues and some of whom have learning disabilities.

We enable people with and without physical disabilities and/or mental health needs to work together on creative projects. We create art works which both entertain and inform, helping others to understand the experiences, triumphs and needs of people with disabilities. We give people with disabilities opportunities to present their own cases, use their own voices in helping society at large to value them.

District council website for the historic English market city of Cambridge. Our website provides listings and information on: Benefits and Council Tax, Business and licensing, Community and living, Council and democracy, Environment and recycling, Growth and urban expansion, Housing, Leisure and entertainment, News releases, Planning and building control, Transport and streets, and an A to Z of services.

Cambridge Link-Up, homeless NOT hopeless. We enable homeless people to offer as well as receive help. We believe that homeless people are a massively untapped resource of skills, creativity, knowledge and experience able to contribute positively to their community. Cambridge Link-Up is a fully constituted street community group led by homeless, ex-homeless and vulnerably housed people.

Cambridge Open Studios exists to promote the making of original works of art and craft and to provide an opportunity for the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists in their studios, seeing their work and how it is produced.

Cam-mind is Cambridge's oldest mental health charity, providing support to people with mental health problems since 1908. Mental health problems can happen to anyone, and most people can and do recover. Cam-mind's services are designed to support mental health service users on their road to recovery. These services include supported housing, one-to-one befriending, and skills-building/social activities such as football, gardening, pottery and cookery.

Escape Artists is a registered charity that works in partnership with other organisations to provide clients with a sustainable bridge from the margins to the mainstream. Escape Artists has recently begun working in partnership with The Syd Barrett Trust to raise funds for arts projects in the mental health sector.

The Funky Flamingo Club is a disability club and arts groups with a regular night club held at The Junction (Cambridge, UK) and other towns and venues in the UK. The club for disabled people is organised and run by disabled adults and young people from Cambridgeshire and beyond. We also run the first internet disability TV station by and for people with disabilities.

Hunts Mind is a service user led organisation which means our values and our approach always has the service user at the heart. With that in mind you will see that our services offer a wide range of both social and therapeutic opportunities to members and encourages a Recovery mindset in staff and volunteers.

Inspire, a leading arts organisation based in Cambridgeshire, is committed to the promotion of the value of the arts within a holistic approach to health and to the provision of arts and disability information. The people who benefit from our work include people with physical disabilities, sensory impairments, mental health difficulties, dementia, as well as young people at risk or disadvantaged by factors outside their control.

Lifecraft is a Cambridge based self-help organisation run by users and ex-users of mental health services. We provide social contact, weekly group activities and support, counselling, information, website, quarterly newsletter and some opportunities for work.

Making Mental Notes is a website created and contributed to by a group of people living in Cambridge, UK, who have experience of Mental & Emotional Health issues. Although we are based in Cambridge, we aim to serve an audience across the UK and beyond. We're mainly service users and professionals and we're completely independent.

Michaelhouse Chorale is a choir, open to all, which meets in Michaelhouse every Friday, between 2.30 and 3.30pm. It was founded in 2007, and is a joint venture between Michaelhouse and Arts and Minds, the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation for Arts and Mental Health. The singing workshops are led by Sam Hayes, Director of Music at Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge.

Street Voices is a band with a difference. It has a lively, mainly acoustic sound, meets regularly for practise, and is available for gigs large and small. Its members are the vulnerably housed, people living in homeless hostels, and other members of the street community in Cambridge UK. The group provides an opportunity for people of any level of experience to bring their musical talents or just have a go, creating a lively musical mix that comes straight from the heart.

The Friends of Fulbourn Hospital and the Community was established in 1952, and is a Registered Charity. We are a group of people who support the care, welfare and recovery of sufferers from mental illness, whatever their age, who are or who have been associated with Fulbourn Hospital. We aim to increase the understanding of mental illness and the needs and problems of patients, and their carers, amongst people outside the Hospital.

The Kringe is a non-profit making organisation based in Cambridge. Enabling local, disadvantaged groups in Cambridgeshire to realise their full creative potential.

The Kringe TV - is an independent channel that list's 'Kringe-Worthy' YouTube films under categories of our choice, including our own in house made films. This TV channel is an off-shoot of the 'The Kringe', which is a Cambridge based organisation that enables local, disadvantaged groups in Cambridgeshire UK to realise their full creative potential.