Services

Brief: ‘Arts in isolation’ project for health centre clients during COVID-19

Consultancy: Weekly zoom meetings with social and emotional well-being staff. Establish project objectives and timeline application of strategies to engage and maintain connections with and between clients. Give voice to participants from the beginning and throughout the process. Re-align the process to establish a sustainable approach of engagement for staff to continue to model.

Film: One day filming celebratory event and interview key management and participants of the program. Agency work closely with Doublesee Media in capturing and editing footage that will speak authentically to the project and vision of the organisation. 

• Staff learn social health mapping techniques to better understand their clients relational connections and determinants of health.
• Staff plan engagement strategies for client self-direction rather than being heavily service dependent.
• Clients improve digital literacy skills and find new ways to stay socially and culturally connected.
• Management defer ‘end’ of project and staff adopt new ways of working that focus on arts as a process of engagement rather than output driven.
• Films evoke pride and strengthen ties between clients and staff, as well as within the client community.
• The films are project deliverables which support new funding applications and avenues to promote the work of No.34 and Rural Health Tasmania.