We aim to:

Deliver artistic opportunities that increase people's well being and self-worth.

Promote the philosophy that all people have the right to creative expression.

Enable people to explore their creativity and learn new skills in a variety of different art making mediums.

Provide sustainable income to artists.

Challenge the public's assumptions about disability and the stigma surrounding mental-ill health.

Be a platform for artists with barriers to exhibit in the wider community and develop their professional practise.

Promote the work of represented artists, as integral to the broad spectrum of contemporary art.

Encourage business and arts management skills alongside other transferable skills such as (but not limited to) cash handling and social skills to artists who require support with these.

Advocate for the rights, inclusion and welfare of represented artists.

Collaborate and work in partnership with other arts and community organisations or facilitators and the business sector where appropriate.

Guide, advise and support other organisations and projects with accessibility initiatives.

Establish a creative space where all people are welcome.