Partnering through dance to support wellbeing, connection and creativity

Eleni works in partnership with organisations across arts, health, education and community sectors to design and deliver inclusive dance programmes that respond to local needs.

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With nearly 50 years of experience in community dance, we bring a depth of knowledge, trusted relationships and a collaborative approach to every partnership.

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Who we work with

We work with a wide range of partners, including:

• Community and voluntary organisations

• Schools and education settings

• Health and wellbeing services

• Local authorities

• Arts and cultural organisations

Our partnerships are built on shared values, mutual learning and a commitment to improving wellbeing and connection through creative practice.

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What partnership with Eleni looks like

We offer:

• Co-designed projects shaped by community need

• Commissioned programmes and service delivery

• Longer-term partnerships supporting wellbeing, health and inclusion

• Specialist inclusive practice, including work with disabled people and those with additional needs

• Creative consultation and development support

We work closely with partners to ensure programmes are accessible, meaningful and aligned with shared aims.

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Our experience

Eleni has a strong track record of working in partnership to deliver impactful projects across North-East Wales.

Our partners include:

• Local authorities across Wrexham, Flintshire and Denbighshire

• Health and wellbeing organisations

• Schools and youth settings

• Arts and cultural partners

Through these collaborations, we reach people who may not otherwise engage with creative or wellbeing opportunities.

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Why work with Eleni

Partners choose to work with us because we:

• Have nearly 50 years of experience in community dance

• Deliver inclusive, high-quality practice

• Understand local communities and contexts

• Work bilingually in Welsh and English

• Take time to listen, reflect and adapt

• Are committed to learning and evaluation

Our approach is people-centred, responsive and rooted in trust.

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Looking ahead

As we approach our 50th anniversary, we are keen to develop new partnerships that explore how dance can support:

• Mental and physical health

• Community connection and social inclusion

• Education and lifelong learning

• Creative wellbeing in public and community settings

We’re always interested in conversations that start with curiosity and shared purpose.

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Get in touch

If you’d like to explore working together, commissioning a programme or developing a partnership, we’d love to hear from you. You can get in touch via our contact page.