EVENTS & MARKETING INTERNSHIP Helium Arts is Ireland’s children’s arts and health charity. We support children facing a life of illness to let their creativity shine! Through the kindness of…

At Helium Arts we believe creativity changes lives. Helium Arts programmes provide much-needed distraction and relief from the isolation, loneliness and depression caused by illness by supporting children with chronic…

In April 2017, Helium Arts delivered a workshop for Third Year Nursing Students participating in the Arts and Health Elective Module at UCD coordinated by artist Emma Finucane. Anna McCarthy, Helium’s…

There are 100,000 children and teenagers living every day with the effects of chronic and serious illness in Ireland. Helium Arts brings positivity to these children’s lives through award-winning, age-appropriate participatory…

A practical, hands-on introduction to the aims and the methods of this internationally acclaimed company by the artistic director, Tim Webb. Date: Thursday 8th October 2015 Time: 10.30 am – 4.30…

Helium Arts, in partnership with Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts, hosted a seminar in June 2014 on Art and Design Strategies in Healthcare with Jackie Sands (Arts and Health Improvement Senior…

Helium Arts, in partnership with Create, the national development agency for collaborative arts, are hosting a seminar on Art and Design Strategies in Healthcare with Jackie Sands (Arts & Health Improvement Senior…

In April 2013, artist Siobhán Clancy attended the Hands On! 2 Puppetry Symposium hosted by the Little Angel Theatre in Islington, London on behalf of Helium. Siobhán collaborated with young people on Helium’s…

Helium has been partnering Kildare County Council Arts Office to provide training, mentoring and support to fourteen artists engaged in an exciting programme at Barretstown Camp. In the spring, artists…

Creative Connections, a 2-day professional development programme in the area of arts, health & early years (arts for babies/toddlers and their parents) was held at the end of March, with…