Coming Home Work in Progress Performance

We had a fantastic response from our invited audience to the powerful work performed by veterans and families from our Coming Home project. We were delighted to have Andy Watson, Artistic Director of the award-winning Geese Theatre Company working with us on this project.

“These stories have moved me deeply and I will not forget them”

“Beautiful, important work”

“I feel privileged to have seen this work. Absolutely breathtaking.” 

Re-Live Goes International!

Co-Directors Karin and Alison were humbled and delighted to receive an award for International Leadership in Arts and Health at the Arts and Health Australia Conference this month. Their trip to Sydney was brief but full – they managed to present Re-Live’s work to an international audience, meet some fantastic practitioners from the field of Arts and Health and catch a few waves at Bondi Beach! Now that’s multi-tasking.

Royal Society for Public Health

Board member Sarah Belson accepted an award from the Royal Society for Public Health on behalf of Re-Live. This was the Arts and Health Practice Award 2015 in recognition of Re-Live’ previous work with military veterans and families, “Abandoned Brothers”. We are honoured to receive this prestigious award and wish to thank all the participants and practitioners who collaborated with us on that very special project.

Sarah Belson receiving award on behalf of Re-Live