Drawing Life: UK Tour

The aim of the project is to create a bespoke, comprehensive programme designed to enable and empower disabled people to live more independently, increase their confidence, gain new life skills and live an overall healthier lifestyle. The project will also target people with newly acquired disabilities to maintain and/or increase the choice and control in their everyday lives.

A counselling and psychotherapy service for clients with mental health difficulties will be piloted to help people to improve their mental health by developing strategies to better understand and manage their emotions.

London Aquatics Centre Legacy Programme

New Sound China UK (NSCUK)

Bread of Redemption

JELLICOE S DISPATCH or MERMAIDS OF JUTLAND

i : a new work for a diverse teenage audience

LIGHT UP STORE STREET

Connections

BARBARIANS by Barrie Keeffe

Is She One of Us?

Rhythm & Drone // Research & Development

AMAHORO - Celebrating Peace, Hope and Forgiveness

How (not) to Live in Suburbia phase 2 R and D

Port Folio

H.E.A.T. at Magic Mela

R&D The Head Wrap Diaries-Dance theatre production

Celebrating Roma Arts in Luton

Birds, Ballerinas and Soldiers

Making of new 2016 mixed bill ballet

Howl at the Moon

A Bridge to Pakistan

When We Were Women

Breaking Bread at Peterborough Harvest Festival

The Sissy s Progress

Loose Tubes Arriving Album Launch

Children and young people in Hackney will be taught the dangers of using dogs as weapons to help ensure safer places, free from anti-social behaviour and crime whilst also challenging issues within the community.

The group will use the funding to deliver activities to help improve relationships between young people and parents that have been affected by a rise in the use of technology. This will improve family relationships and encourage young people to engage in positive social human interaction.

CSP Funding 2014-17

Primary Spaces

Expanding the provision of Sailing at King's College London

Classes in Ealing to help improve their basic English, communication skills, CV writing and basic IT skills for employment opportunities.

This is continuation of a project to increase parents' self-esteem and confidence, with culturally appropriate support based on individual needs. The project will also address high rates of obesity in the borough through increasing awareness of health and nutrition. There will be training on managing money, recognising the link between poverty, health and meal choices. Support will be led by volunteers with parenting experience to support disadvantaged families with at least one child under 12 years.

The group will use the funding to deliver clothes production workshops for local women who are living with learning disabilities. This will improve the life skills of local people.

The group will use the funding to deliver therapeutic workshops for children, young people, parents and carers living with emotional and mental health needs. This will support the physical wellbeing of beneficiaries and help improve thier emotional resilience.

A Season of Bangla Drama 2015

The Man Who Found His Freedom

LivingArts: research for festivals for older people

Match&Fuse Tour: Laura Jurd Quartet & LABtrio

PHOTOMONTH EAST LONDON

Fun Palaces at Lambeth Libraries

Georgia Mancio/ Alan Broadbent Songbook

Elemental Research & Development

The Clinic

The Boys Project, Phase Two

A series of IT based workshops for older and disabled people to learn new skills and gain access to employment opportunities.

A day trip for local residents facing social isolation and economic challenges to strengthen the local commuity and developing new social networks to support each other.

The group will use the funding to increase the number of beneficiaries attending their lunch club by providing beneficiaries with adequate levels of trained staff and catering services. This will build capacity for community engagement and support the training needs of volunteers.

The group will use the funding to create and disseminate a self help booklet created through creative writing workshops surrounding the issues of anxiety and panic attacks. This will develop better approaches to tackling mental health problems, perhaps through education and public awareness.

Wheelchair Basketball Club at Brunel University London

PHD RADICAL Festival

GAHU + Yaram Arts + Heart of Steel Consortium

Ponyboy Curtis - Phase 2 Bridge Project

We Are Ethiopia

Heroes (Working Title)

Interfaces: From East to the Barbican

Migrations Europa Exchange

Bastard Assignments Autumn/Winter Series

A peer support group for carers, families and people living with learning difficulties will be developed to help develop beneficiaries? communication skills and carers learning techniques on how to improve expression, helping build their self esteem and reduce isolation.

The church will use the funding to conduct a feasibility study to look into how to best use the church building to serve the local community. This will enable the organisation to understand what services are required in the area to support local residents.

Mentoring support for young educationally disadvantaged and vulnerable BAME people will be provided to help them avoid engaging in antisocial activities.

NSPCC

2016 Production of Chigger Foot Boys

MERGE 2015

Minerva Scientifica 2015

Power to the Pixel: The Cross-Media Forum 2015

London Borough of Newham

London Borough of Lewisham

March back in time: Researching and commemorating Lewisham's WW1 heritage

Eardley Road Sidings Nature Reserve Restoration

Walter Tull Heritage and Legacy Project

Shackleton's Endurance: discovering our shared Antarctic heritage

Madhouse: My House?

Restoring the Bells at St MaryÔÇÖs

Maxilla Nursery Centre 1975ÔÇô2015 ÔÇô Changing lives through community action

Hackney City Farm heritage resource store

Reimagining Cheltenham

Stages of Half Moon

Cricket Cover & Net Application

Pop Up gives pupils opportunities to connect with literature. It places contemporary books and authors at the heart of reading and creative writing through a tailored six-week reading programme for every classroom culminating in a whole-school/ whole-key stage festival of children's author events. This project will pilot/ test a small-scale version of Pop Up Education in 9 Wrexham schools during Autumn term 2015, culminating in an author event week 23-27 November.

This builds on existing work to develop the knowledge and employability skills of ex-service users in West Yorkshire. The project will recruit and train 120 support service users, including ex-offenders, to become qualified Peer Advisors. Recruitment will be targeted at agencies of volunteers who have multiple needs and face challenging barriers to employment including people with few or no qualifications, long term unemployment, disability or health problems and those from ethnic minority communities.?

This is an expansion of work to support current and ex-offenders to help their transition into the community, tackle re-offending, improve wellbeing and relationships and increase motivation and aspiration through creative music programmes and workshops. It will begin in prisons through intensive week-long creative music projects and continue to be delivered in community centres and theatres across London after release. Each beneficiary will also be referred to training, education and employment services.

The group will use the funding to deliver street dance workshops for the benefit of young people. This will encourage community cohesion and interaction amongst beneficiaries whilst encouraging an active lifestyle.

An England-wide project to help give people with a sustained spinal cord injury the practical and emotional tools to manage the difficult transition from hospital to home. The scheme will include a range of outreach services such as peer mentoring, rehabilitation courses and community skills training. It will also provide intensive wheelchair training and learning and skills courses for independent living.

UCI 2016 Track Cycling World Championships

Workshops for long term unemployed young people to develop their life skills and enhance employability while promoting personal independence and interactions with others.

The charity based in Westminster will provide support to young people in Rochdale and Stockton-on-Tees by providing careers advice events including the opportunity to network with industry proffesionals whilst gaining skills and knowledge to improve thier employment prospects in the creative media industry.

HIV training, focusing on advocacy and its health aspects for volunteers from different cultural backgrounds including those living with the virus. It will enable people to support and signpost people to relevant services whilst increasing their ability to support and represent those affected by HIV.

The group will create a pilot support programme focusing on supporting the mental wellbeing of disadvantaged young people to develop their confidence for accessing employment and social opportunities.

West Ham Boys Boxing Equipment Expansion Project

An anti-bullying skills training programme for children and young people including training for volunteers and youth leaders. This will empower youth leaders and volunteers to empathise and support victims of bullying to help develop children and young people?s self esteem, personal resilience and understanding of the issues around bullying.

The group will run a mobile coffee social enterprise pilot that will focus upon the needs of people living with the effects of mental ill health. This will improve levels of confidence and create pathways to employment for difficult to reach beneficiaries.

The group will run IT classes for people with mental health issues to help them develop workplace skills and help reduce social isolation.

A series of educational sessions for local children to help improve their literacy skills and give them better chances in life.

This project complements existing work supporting young women aged 11 to 18 to address the emotional and physical harm caused by experiences of sexual violence and exploitation, primarily through gang activity, and help them make changes to stay safe and healthy. It will provide more intensive and comprehensive support, aiming to increase their safety and wellbeing by improving the ability of their parents or carers to recognise the signs of sexual exploitation and violence, and drive positive change.

A young people's project for those who are at risk of anti-social behaviour and crime using workshops on the natural environment to help them develop new skills such as gardening, husbandry and enterprise opportunities.

Weekend activity sessions to for fathers and sons to help them develop and build strong positive relationships.

An area will be landscaped to create a community growing project to bring together people with learning disabilities, complex needs and autism and the local community.

Together As One