WHAT WE DO AND WHY

All About Us

We currently face a mental health crisis, and recognise the transformational power of the arts as preventative as well as restorative.

Research has shown the fundamental nature of the arts encourages creativity, self-expression, teamwork or co-operation, and as such people develop broader thinking patterns when it comes to finding their own – healthy – solutions as they navigated their day. Having spent 30 years offering creative opportunities and experiencing the benefits first hand, we are now supporting groups to do the same for their communities.
Arts programs have been shown to have numerous benefits on social inclusion and wellbeing, particularly for marginalised groups. They have the power to promote social inclusion by providing a space where individuals from diverse backgrounds can come together to connect, collaborate, and learn from one another. For instance, a community theatre production may involve individuals of varying ages, abilities, and cultural backgrounds working together to create a shared artistic experience. Such projects can foster a sense of belonging and cultivate mutual understanding between participants, thus breaking down social barriers and reducing feelings of isolation.

Participation in arts programs can also help boost confidence and open doors to opportunities that may otherwise be inaccessible. This newfound confidence can create a world of opportunities for these individuals, empowering them to pursue further education or employment in the arts, or to simply become more active and engaged members of their communities.

So if you are a charity or community group with an arts-based project in mind, or perhaps you need some support for your next production, or maybe you’re bringing in a team to teach an arts based skill for good health – you can apply for one of our grants of up to £2000.

Just make sure that your values match ours and the rest is on our grants application page.




CLICK PRODUCTIONS

Our Values
CLICK supports projects that build confidence, expand access, and strengthen communities through creativity, inclusion, and kindness – prioritising long-term impact and opportunities for those who need them most.
Confidence Through Access



We believe everyone deserves the moment when something clicks…that spark of confidence, connection, and possibility. Our work is about creating the kind of safe, welcoming environments where people can try something new, express themselves, and grow. Confidence grows when the barriers fall, and we are here to help remove them.

Learning That Lasts



The arts don’t just teach new skills, they help preserve them, strengthen them, and carry them forward. We support learning opportunities where curiosity is encouraged, experience is shared, and people can develop at their own pace. We believe in high-quality, purposeful learning that stays with participants long after the moment has passed.

Inclusion Without Exception



We celebrate individuality: all ages, abilities, identities, shapes, backgrounds, experiences. We support projects that make participation truly accessible and meaningful, especially for those who have historically been excluded. Representation matters, and we champion organisations who are committed to doing the work.

Community at the Heart



Community is the beating heart of creativity. We invest in projects that bring people together, open doors, and strengthen local connections. Every resource we fund – from equipment to spaces to tools – is chosen because it helps more people take part, feel included, and build something together.

Kindness Leads the Way



Kindness guides every decision we make. We believe creativity is a powerful form of wellbeing and self-expression, and we support projects that make people feel safe, valued, and supported. When people thrive, communities thrive, and kindness is the foundation of that.

Lasting Impact



We focus on projects that create long-term benefit. Not just one-off moments, but the resources, skills, and access that keep creativity alive for years to come. Our funding is designed to help people take part again and again, with confidence that the opportunity will continue to grow.
MEDIA CONTRIBUTIONS

Despite the arts suffering funding cuts, we remain constant advocates of the huge value it contributes to all fields, and our founder, Dr Audrey Tang has written and contributed to a number of articles on this topic – you can access some of them here:


Photo Credit: Joe Jarvis