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Terri Harris
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Web Site: www.nnah.org.uk

As a network, the National Network for the Arts in Health has always believed quite strongly that it is only as strong as the sum of its parts. NNAH is supported by thousands in the UK and abroad who have a vested interest in Arts in Health. Membership is open to anyone who wants to become better informed and more involved in the field of arts in health. Our membership form is available to complete online at www.nnah.org.uk, or you can contact the NNAH ofice for additional information.

Resource Directory
Every NNAH member receives a complimentary copy of the NNAH Resource Directory. A publication of exceptional value, the Directory holds a contact list of all members at the time of publication, a funding guide and a bibliography of over 100 books, periodicals, articles and reports pertaining to the Arts in Health field and an overview of Arts in Health activities in the UK from the NNAH Projects Database. The most current information contained in the Membership Directory, Funding Guide, Bibliography and Projects Directory is available through the website.

theNNews
A topical newsletter offering the latest arts in health news and information from the UK and internationally. This service is available to members only and is free.

NNAH Workbook CD ROM
This interactive tool walks the user through the strategic planning and budget building of an Arts in Health project. The answers supplied are fed into a document that can be formatted and used as a consultation document, or the basis for a funding application. The CD Rom also contains a library of comprehensive documents, which offer tips and advice on several key areas. One special feature is the interactive calculator which automatically totals your income and expenditure, and the project cost per participant.

Regional Roadshow Report
Evaluation is a major part of sourcing the benefits of arts in health and is increasingly required by funders and policy makers to create an evidence base for the work of this field. The Regional Roadshow report contains 43 pages of summaries from the plenary sessions, round table discussions and testimonies from the NNAH CAHHM Regional Roadshow. The Regional Roadshow was an opportunity to meet & network with other people who are interested in Arts in Health and how to evaluate it.

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