Invisible Project was a project that lasted 9 months which I designed for my degree. It involved working with people with substance misuse . During my temporary work with lifeline the project helped me to learn psychology skills.
The purpose of the project was to help participants during their recovery and help them to achieve different tasks during different workshops.
During this time the project was founding by myself, while also working with lifeline as the project was working with a new group the cost of the project like transport and food was covered by lifeline.
The Marketing of the project was done by myself through social media and a webpage I created for the project. Also flyers were produce and printed to sick for help such as space to exhibit the final peace as well as to call out people to come and join me to the art making of this project.
I since decided to expand the project. I have taken it further to work with people with different backgrounds and ages. Other purposes of the project was to build an Art installation which was on show at The Cass School of art for my Final degree show
The project took place in Woolwich Centre in the Greenwich Borough and Lifeline Basis Royal Arsenal Medical Centre.