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SICK! PRODUCTIONS

SICK! works with artists and marginalised communities to explore mental, physical and social challenges through art.

We develop year-round projects in social prescribing, community engagement, public realm work and digital, as well as a biennial festival.

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MENOPAUSE BUS

Two composers, Tosin Akindele from Manchester and Sibylle Aeberli from Switzerland, have composed brand new songs, based on the experiences of people personally affected by the menopause.

We want to sing and shout at the top of our voices about a topic that many keep under wraps!

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SOUNDPATHS

How well do you know your neighbourhood?

Whether you’re looking to explore, take a gentle stroll or go for an energetic run, Soundpaths takes the sounds and voices of the community and transforms them into an unforgettable atmospheric journey.

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SMASH

SICK! Mental Health Arts Programme (SMASH), is our first creative social prescribing project offering creative and innovative experiences designed to improve how Moston, Harpurhey and Charlestown (North Manchester) participants feel and increase their understanding of mental health.

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SICK! festival 2024

SMASH! OPEN: OCD

SMASH! OPEN: OCD

SMASH! OPEN: OCD BY LAUREN YVONNE TOWNSEND Location: No. 93 Wellbeing Centre (93 Church Ln,...

The Launderette Sessions

The Launderette Sessions

The Launderette Sessions by Merel SmittLocation: Amazing Grace Launderette (668 Rochdale Rd,...

SAFE

SAFE

SAFE by The SICK! Ambassadors, Ria Righteous and Rachel Shore with technical support and...

No Us and Them

No Us and Them

NO US AND THEM BY COMPANY CHAMELEON AND NORTH MANCHESTER RESIDENTSLocation: Harpurhey Market...

In Our Nature

In Our Nature

In Our Nature by SICK! Festival with Artists and Organisations of North ManchesterLocation:...

Channel / 2049

Channel / 2049

Channel / 2049 by residents of Whitebeck Court, Alan Dunn, Claire Nolan, SH!T Theatre & Maria...

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10 Oct

Today is World Mental Health Day and we wanted to take this opportunity to share a video explaining more about our current project MINDGAMES.

If you're age 16-30 and not in education or employment, find out more or get involved, contact Grace: grace@sickfestival.com

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9 Oct

We are delighted to share with you that we have been nominated for the category of the Promotion of Health and Wellbeing at the Culture Awards 2024 for our work on the SMASH programme!

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Today is World Mental Health Day and we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about our current project MINDGAMES. In this short video, we look at how Games Design can be used as a tool to explore and deal with mental health, discuss the positive impact the programme is having and what you can expect if you come down to Harpurhey Neighbourhood Project - The Centre and get involved.If you're age 16-30 and not in education or employment, find out more or get involved, contact Grace: grace@sickfestival.comThanks so much to Grace Harvey, Mikey Wools, Courtney Hayles (CourtsWrites), John Cooper, Stacey Wearmouth for taking the time to speak to us.This project was made possible by funding from Greater Manchester Combined Authority (Greater Manchester Combined Authority) and Arts Council England (Arts Council England). ... See MoreSee Less

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