Kazzum Arts
Lauren-Joy Cameron is an experienced program manager currently working at Kazzum since April 2019. Previously, Lauren-Joy held various roles, including administrator at Emergency Exit Arts and independent advocate for youth mental health at Mind. A freelance senior account manager worked from March to August 2018, following a role as global account manager at Digital Media Services, where account management for the 20th Century Fox Studio account was a key responsibility. From December 2011 to June 2017, Lauren-Joy served as senior producer at Motion Picture Solutions, overseeing DCP creation projects and client account growth. Educational qualifications include a BA Hons in Theatre and Performance Studies with Film from the University of Warwick and A-levels in Film Studies, Theatre, and English Literature from Duff Miller Sixth Form.
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Kazzum Arts
All children and young people can experience hope through creativity. Kazzum Arts uses creativity to enable children and young people who have been impacted by trauma and adversity to feel seen, heard and valued. We do this by providing opportunities to explore creative expression and agency through multidisciplinary arts activities. Our work focuses on four key areas: Pathways - Engages young asylum-seekers, refugees and migrants aged 14-25 in creative wellbeing projects and training. Build - Uses the arts to develop relationships, emotional literacy and communication skills of young people aged 12-16 excluded from mainstream education. Speech Bubbles – A creative intervention using drama to support primary school children aged 5-7 with Speech, Language and Communication Needs. Apollo - Taking place, on children’s wards, using combined arts processes to increase the wellbeing of children under 16 who are undergoing healthcare and mental health interventions.