The work package is aimed at design and establish a mobile clinic equipped with art therapy resources to deliver therapeutic services to elderly individuals in rural areas. This involves outfitting a vehicle or trailer with the necessary equipment for art therapy sessions in remote locations.
Objectives
- Develop a Mobile Art Therapy Clinic (ATC)
- Expand Access to Art Therapy Services
- Provide On-Site Art Therapy Sessions
- Foster Community Engagement
- Evaluate Impact and Effectiveness
Main results
Establishment of a fully equipped Mobile Art Therapy Clinic:
The development and operationalization of a mobile clinic outfitted with art therapy resources and facilities, ready to deliver therapeutic services directly to elderly individuals in rural areas.
Increased access to art therapy services
Improved accessibility for elderly individuals living in rural communities, overcoming barriers such as limited mobility and lack of nearby facilities, by bringing art therapy interventions directly to their doorstep.
Provision of on-site art therapy sessions
Delivery of tailored art therapy sessions, including individual or group activities, creative workshops, and expressive arts interventions, promoting emotional well-being and social engagement among participants.
Enhanced community engagement and participation
Collaboration with local stakeholders, community organizations, and volunteers to foster community involvement in the planning, promotion, and delivery of art therapy services, promoting a sense of ownership and empowerment among participants.
Evaluation of impact and effectiveness
Rigorous monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to assess changes in participants’ well-being, social connectedness, and quality of life following engagement with the mobile clinic. Gathering feedback to inform continuous improvement and optimize service delivery.