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Creative Minds Hub CIC

Creative, inclusive workshops supporting neurodiverse adults with art, music & more to boost confidence & wellbeing

Creative Minds Hub CIC

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Creative, inclusive workshops supporting neurodiverse adults with art, music & more to boost confidence & wellbeing

Creative Minds Hub CIC is a community interest company based in Exmouth, Devon, dedicated to supporting adults aged 18 and over who are neurodivergent, have learning disabilities, or are experiencing mental health challenges. Founded with the belief that creativity can be a powerful tool for connection, expression, and wellbeing, the hub offers a diverse range of inclusive, person-centred activities in a safe and supportive environment. Through creative workshops in art, music, drama, and crafts, participants are encouraged to build confidence, develop life skills, and form meaningful social connections. Each session is designed to be accessible, engaging, and therapeutic—facilitated by trained staff and volunteers who understand the importance of empathy, flexibility, and empowerment. As a social enterprise, Creative Minds Hub CIC reinvests its profits to grow its impact within the local community. The organisation works closely with families, carers, local authorities, and health professionals to provide tailored, strength-based support that promotes independence, self-expression, and improved mental wellbeing. Creative Minds Hub CIC is more than a service—it’s a creative community where everyone is valued, heard, and inspired to thrive.

Creative Minds Hub CIC is a community interest company based in Exmouth, Devon, dedicated to supporting adults aged 18 and over who are neurodivergent, have learning disabilities, or are experiencing mental health challenges. Founded with the belief that creativity can be a powerful tool for connection, expression, and wellbeing, the hub offers a diverse range of inclusive, person-centred activities in a safe and supportive environment. Through creative workshops in art, music, drama, and...

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