FWhether you call yourself an artist, educator, culture maker, or creative facilitator—you are a practitioner of health.

At Music Police and the Australian Creative Health Agency, we recognise the vital role artists play in community wellbeing. You don’t just create beauty. You create belonging. You guide expression, regulate nervous systems, and make safe space for people to reconnect—with themselves and with others.

We work with artists as frontline practitioners in the Creative Health movement. That means training, professional pathways, and policy support that puts your work where it belongs—at the centre of systems change.

Artists are not an ‘add-on’ to healthcare.
You are infrastructure.
You are intervention.
You are care, in its most human form.

Whether you’re leading a choir in a mental health ward, running a stencil workshop in a youth service, or co-designing murals in a regional community—we’re here to back you with networks, funding opportunities, and recognition.

Join us in building the future of Creative Health.
It starts with your practice. It expands with purpose.