I work for GOSH Arts as a freelance visiting artist, engaging with patients and their families across various wards, as well as in-patient and out-patient areas of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital. I also assist with surveying and gathering data through art observations.

After the pandemic I worked with Lime Arts as part of their 'Create Connect Unwind' Staff wellbeing programme, where I led art sessions in virtual/augmented reality and stop frame animation for Manchester NHS staff as well as sessions for Specialist Play workers at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.

I worked with GOSH Arts as a freelance visiting artist, working with patients and their families in various wards and in both in-patient and out-patient areas of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital. I have also contributed to photographing and archiving the hospital's art collection in 2019.

I was responsible for delivering weekly art workshops for patients with spinal injuries at the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital. I would adapt the sessions entirely to the patients and their varying needs.

I worked as a project manager on the following project with the Institute of Imagination. The project involved collaborating with the British Council and micro: bit Foundation. I organised and coordinated the sessions online during the pandemic in United Kingdom, Nepal and Tunisia. We taught groups of teachers from each country how to code and we built their confidence to then lead sessions within their own classrooms.

I supported Sally with access tasks relevant to her visual impairment and her work as a freelance artist and arts professional. I assisted Sally with reading and making accessible all areas of her work relating to her business including: printed material and correspondence, emails, PDFs and jpgs, e-newsletters and freelance opportunities, websites, social media, spreadsheets, contracts and application templates, teaching and training materials, receipts and paperwork both in hard copy and in digital form. Making large print versions of inaccessible material and converting documents into accessible formats.