Annual Agency Report

July 2024 SLFRF Annual Report

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Mentions of “HEALING THROUGH THE ARTS” — 10 found on pages 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302

… gher Education Suicide Prevention Conference. At said conference the Choir School of Delaware connected with NAMI and Healing through the Arts. Healing through STATE OF DELAWARE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT State of …

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… 1st, 2023, the Delaware Art Museum has been able to move full steam ahead with increasing its programmatic output for Healing Through the Arts in the fall and winter of 2023, and now with the first two quarters of 2024. In this fourth quarter of the grant (A …

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… across 43 distinct workshops/events. Through this grant, the Delaware Art Museum has been able to provide numerous Healing Through the Arts programming across 11 various partner organizations (with 6 specific organizations receiving direct services during t …

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… ever increasing rate. Utilizing these statistics relative to the larger national need led to the initial creation of Healing Through the Arts in 2018, which was founded to predominantly serve individuals who are either survivors of or are currently living wit …

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… ell-being instructors who are in residence and on hand to lead and overseen multiple iterations and installments of Healing Through the Arts programming on a weekly and/or monthly basis. The program intentionally keeps these instructors in residence so that …

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… that utilizes their creative skills and talents to help and support others in need of healing. Programmatic Data Healing Through the Arts by design has been created to be easily transferrable, scaled, and replicable to help alleviate health-related ailmen …

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… of trauma associated with cancer via our work with participant organization the Cancer Support Community of Delaware. Healing Through the Arts even recently expanded its programmatic offerings to provide activities to underserved Hispanic individuals living in …

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… n or pencil in both English and Spanish, digital passes to the Museum, and details of a once-a-month public drop-in Healing Through the Arts day at the Museum. This data will live on a website or as QR codes that can be easily shared and accessed from a phon …

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29 Del C. §6929 Del. C. §§ 6981HB340SB 94