Hive accepts referrals from statutory and community mental health organisations to participate in our wellbeing programme. We also accept self-referrals or parental referrals to our POP project and supported drop-ins.
The wellbeing programme at Hive is an arts-in-health approach where externally funded projects accept referrals from outside agencies for service users that fit specific criteria, which then aims to move people on to participate in our arts-based adult education classes and independent drop-in service.
Our approach is based on the five ways to wellbeing which incorporates, connecting, giving, being active, taking notice and keeping learning.
Making a referral
If you wish to make a referral to Hive, in the first instance please contact us and book an appointment for you and your client to have an informal chat and a tour of Hive. If you both feel that Hive suits the needs of your client we will ask you to complete our referral form. We will then contact you with further information on the opportunities currently available.
Current projects
Supported drop-ins
A relaxed volunteer-led session for anybody with an interest in mixed crafts, and a basic level of knowledge or ability.
Contact: info@hivebradford.org.uk
Draw and paint in the company of other like-minded people, sharing skills and learning new things.
Contact: info@hivebradford.org.uk
A supported drop in for people looking to create or mend wooden items, a technician will be on hand to provide support.
Contact: info@hivebradford.org.uk