In South West London
0%of the population...
0%...accounts for 69% of the £3.5bn annual healthcare spend.
Creative wellbeing programmes
Creative wellbeing programmes that strengthen communities, improve mental health, and reduce social isolation.
The Challenges
A small share of the population drives the majority of cost. Prevention - keeping people connected, active and well - is dramatically cheaper than acute care, yet remains under-used. That is where music and the arts come in.
In South West London
0%of the population...
0%...accounts for 69% of the £3.5bn annual healthcare spend.
per person, on average, to manage frailty and dementia in the 65+ group.
per person for severe mental illness interventions, ages 18-64.
is all it costs to keep one person healthy and well through prevention.
How WTMA Helps
Creative workshops and live events that strengthen social connection, nurture talent and reduce loneliness in the 65+ and at-risk groups.
Arts-based interventions that give Primary Care Networks diverse, engaging referral options - improving outcomes and easing pressure on acute care.
Music and creative experiences for teams that build resilience, engagement and mental wellbeing - a fresh investment in workforce culture.
Music Library
Listen to original songs and community music pieces created by Edwin Addis.
An intimate acoustic folk protest song with storytelling vocals, guitar and harmonica.
An upbeat acoustic pop anthem celebrating Pride, solidarity and community support.
A high-energy fusion track with stadium scale, dance production and a global-team spirit.
A Walk Through Watermans Park (Come Out To Play), shared by Friends of Watermans Park.
Workshop Experiences
Guided listening sessions that spark memory, conversation and connection.
Warm, well-hosted evenings of music and poetry that bring a community together.
Groups co-write original songs, turning lived experience into music.
Hands-on art and making - no experience needed, everyone welcome.
Reading and writing poetry to explore feeling and find your voice.
Prompt-led sessions for stories, memoir, journaling and spoken-word pieces.
Record a track together and leave with something to keep.
Music-led parties with songs, games, rhythm activities and creative making for birthdays and family celebrations.
What Our Partners Say
About
Edwin is a west London-based creative facilitator, songwriter, music promoter and open mic host. He champions the therapeutic power of collective music and creative arts to actively improve mental health, combat loneliness and drive community cohesion.
Every programme is co-produced with partners to meet specific population-health or workforce-wellbeing needs - engaging, evidence-minded, and built to connect.
Organisations We Work With
Whether you are a PCN, a community hub or a corporate team, we will co-design a programme that heals and connects.