Creative health essential read: what does the budget mean for creative health?

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Creative health essential read: what does the budget mean for creative health?

This blog explores areas of the budget that may be relevant to people working in creative health, including employers’ National Insurance Contributions and the money being invested in the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Do also fill in the surveys mentioned to enable the sector to evaluate impact.

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Creative health essential read: what does the budget mean for creative health?