The Foundation for Art & Healing

The Foundation for Art & Healing (FAH) is a non-profit organization that leverages the power of creative expression to address urgent public health challenges, particularly loneliness and social isolation. Founded in 2004 by Dr. Jeremy Nobel, a faculty member at Harvard Medical School, the foundation operates at the intersection of medicine, science, and the arts. Its signature initiative, Project UnLonely, provides evidence-based programs and resources designed to reduce the stigma of loneliness and foster meaningful human connection through artistic engagement. FAH's portfolio includes specialized programs for diverse groups such as college students, healthcare professionals, and aging populations. By partnering with community organizations and healthcare systems, the foundation aims to integrate creative arts into the broader health landscape as a proven modality for improving mental and physical well-being.