Research shows that engaging in creative activities like painting, crafts, music, dance, and theatre is a fantastic way to boost mental and physical wellbeing. Our Arts for Wellbeing workshops and projects are created with everyone in mind, and we welcome all experience levels! Whether it’s dancing for fitness, making art for mindfulness, or performing to connect with others, we want to make sure there’s something for everyone!

We’re excited to announce that we’ve just launched our pilot arts for wellbeing club especially for adults with learning disabilities. For Making’s Sake is a fun and inclusive space where you can let your creativity shine. You will have the opportunity to explore a wide range of arts and crafts activities, such as printmaking, collage, painting, drawing, clay work, textiles, and nature-inspired art. It’s the perfect place to express yourself, learn new skills, and meet like-minded people.

Whether you’re passionate about arts and crafts, or you are new to it all, we would love you to join us. If you’re unsure about your skills or creativity, don’t worry—we’re here to help you build confidence and find your creative spark.

If you would love to attend, you can download an application form from our Take Part page, and once that’s been completed and returned to us you can book via our Events Page.

Managing stress and anxiety, enjoying a nutritious diet, staying safe, getting active, engaging with your community, and connecting with your peers are all important ways to take care of your health and well-being! We aim to offer activities, advice, and guidance that enhance mental and physical health, boost wellbeing and encourage healthy lifestyles. We also want to create safe and inclusive spaces where AWLD can try out activities like yoga, tai chi, mindfulness, and meditation.

We’re excited to bring our Health and Wellbeing activities to you soon! In the meantime you can help shape our projects! We’d love to hear your ideas for activities you’d like to see or any health and wellbeing topics you’re curious about! Plus, be sure to stay in the loop with all our latest news, and let us know if you’d like to take part!

Equally, if you would like to work with us we are now seeking health and wellbeing coaches to help us support the mental and physical health of AWLD, and practitioners who deliver activities like yoga, tai chi, mindfulness, and meditation.

We’re working towards showcasing the amazing creative talents of adults with learning disabilities (AWLD), and celebrating their wonderful contributions through exhibitions, performances, and public events. Boundless is not just an arts and wellbeing hub, we aim to spark social change! Through our events we also aim to amplify the voices of AWLD and raise awareness about the barriers they face. We believe in the strength of collective action and shared experiences to build understanding, form connections, and challenge misconceptions.

We’re hoping to bring exhibitions, live performances, and events to you in the near future! Whilst you are waiting you can help shape our projects! If you have an idea for an event that could bring people together, we’d love to hear about it. Also, make sure to stay in the loop with all our latest news, and let us know if you’d like to take part!

We’re also seeking opportunities to work in partnership with arts and cultural organisations, health and wellbeing organisations, community groups, community organisers, and other third-party organisations to deliver events. If you’d like to explore working togther on an event, exhibition, or performance, then click to find more about how to partner with us.

At Boundless we want to support adults with learning disabilities (AWLD) to thrive by getting involved in inspiring activities where they learn skills, discover new opportunities, and explore pathways to training and employment. By focusing on empowerment, skill-building, and advocacy, we aim to introduce enterprise initiatives where AWLD can gain real-world skills in a supportive and inclusive setting. Through community partnerships, we also hope to partner AWLD with mentors in the arts or business sectors to expand their networks and skills. We aim to offer a range of opportunities including work experience, internships, voluntary and paid positions.

We’re thrilled to be launching our Enterprise and Employability Skills projects very soon! While we’re getting everything ready, you can help shape our projects! If you have any creative enterprise ideas or skills you’d like to learn to boost your job search, please share them with us. Until we’re ready to go, you can stay in the loop with all our latest news, and let us know if you’d like to take part!

We’re looking to team up with arts and cultural organisations, other third-party organisations, and local businesses! We’d love your support in helping AWLD gain valuable real-world work skills through work experience, internships, voluntary, and paid positions! Click to find more about how to partner with us.