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We have been quiet since the start of the lockdown, juggling our own struggles with it with the added uncertainty of being a freelancer in the arts at the time. We are working with our partners to see how we can still reach communities. And we’ve been busy putting out free...
Fitness workouts through our project, @MovePositively https://www.facebook.com/ThePositiveMovementProject/videos/254514572354747/?vh=e&d=n. we haven’t disappeared. We are still here, but trying to put our emotional well being and that of our families above rushing out an artistic response to the crisis.
Our thoughts are with those who are struggling at this time. Including those for whom home is not their safe space, those who have no home, families trapped in unsuitable housing and those who already felt cut off from society & of course those battling this awful virus.
On a personal note, as the parent of a child with additional needs, with an ehcp, it feels like we have been completely cut off from support. Making an already stressful time so much harder. School strongly discouraged us taking her in, despite meeting criteria. She is suffering
