Music Police

the health allies

Beyond prescriptions—toward possibilities

IT'S COLLECTIVE CARE—CREATIVE, CONNECTED, AND CLINICALLY AWARE

Clinicians. Connectors. Catalysts.

You care deeply.
You work upstream and downstream.
And you know—better than anyone—when the system is at capacity.

As demand grows and burnout rises, one truth becomes clear: we can’t treat our way out of social crisis with clinical tools alone.

That’s where Creative Health comes in.

We partner with GPs, PHNs, community mental health teams, social workers, nurses, peer workers and allied health professionals to deliver preventative, evidence-informed, artist-led programs that address the root causes of ill health: disconnection, stress, trauma, and isolation.

These are programs that:

Reduce pressure on emergency services and overburdened clinics

Complement existing mental health and AOD pathways

Activate social prescribing in practical, meaningful ways

Build community cohesion and personal agency

Improve outcomes through creative participation

Creative Health is not a luxury. It’s a lever.

A lever for better engagement.
For culturally safe care.
For recovery frameworks that include joy, not just symptom management.
For upstream intervention that works before things break down.

What Does Collaboration Look Like?

Refer patients to Creative Health programs through simple, localised pathways
Co-design with artists and lived experience experts to shape appropriate supports
Train your staff or networks in the principles of socially prescribed care
Partner with us to activate new pilot models
Measure impact with built-in evaluation and outcomes reporting tools

Join Music Police in amplifying Creative Health

Build the Future of Care With Us

From PHNs and general practice to mental health, disability, aged care, and community-led care, we collaborate with system builders across the health and wellbeing landscape.

“Co-design is not a method—it’s a mindset. In Creative Health, we don’t deliver care to communities; we create it with them. When participants, practitioners, and clinicians co-design together, we don’t just build programs—we build trust, agency, and outcomes that actually last.”Penelope Thomas, Founder & Global Lead, Music Police

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