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En Voyage PEH XRAY ROOM HOW ART CAN IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH SUSAN DISTRIBUTES CLOTHES AND A DOLL KNITTED IN GUERNSEY TO ORPHANS IN THEIR NEWLY BUILT TUMAINI HOUSE. 32 En Voyage | Aurigny’s Magazine
Arts for Impact is a registered charity and social enterprise which uses creativity for a social purpose, and nowhere is its work more visible or relevant than at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital. Arts for Impact was born when Hugh Rose, a commercial illustrator and sculptor, asked himself, ‘What is an artist’s responsibility to their community? As Hugh explains, ‘Often artists are seen as people who look at society from the outside and comment on it, but I think there’s also a way of being an artist where you try to integrate yourself into the community, and Guernsey is a good place to do that because we’re a small, well-defined community and there’s a really wide range of people for such a small area of land. And, looking at it from a business perspective, there are a lot of resources here that creative people aren’t really taking full advantage of.’ An example of those resources would be the high level of entrepreneurial expertise present in Guernsey, and AFI aims to lead the way in delivering social outcomes by optimising the use of the creative disciplines in the third sector. The team works closely with professionals to develop artwork that has a real, tangible function. David Ummels has been mentoring the organisation since its inception, and providing financial support via his organisation, Art for Guernsey. Meriel Lenfestey has just been appointed Chair of the Board and, looking forward to their second year, she will provide her valuable input in tackling all kinds of social needs, starting with health and moving to poverty, crime, education and beyond. The board also includes Helen Bonner- Morgan, textile designer, who has delivered many of her own successful creative projects under the AFI banner. ‘I think that the smartest thing I have done in recent years is to find the right people to help me,’ says Hugh. ‘I’m incredibly lucky to have such a strong company behind me in the form of Arts for Impact, its board and its committee of experts, which includes psychiatrist Dr Greg Lydall, Adam Stephens, Head of Creative Faculty at Elizabeth College, and Jock Pettitt of the Dandelion Foundation.’ 33
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