Lola Maury: Figurines and Two to tune Redevelopment

The group will use the funding to deliver an after school club for the benefit of the children who are educationally disadvantaged. This will develop beneficiaries? mathematics and literacy skills, helping improve their educational attainment.

Employment training for NEET single mothers to help prepare them for employment and help increase their prospects through an accredited qualification.

Drawing Life: UK Tour

LIGHT UP STORE STREET

R&D The Head Wrap Diaries-Dance theatre production

British Olympic Foundation

Elemental Research & Development

Interfaces: From East to the Barbican

Power to the Pixel: The Cross-Media Forum 2015

Walter Tull Heritage and Legacy Project

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.

Workshops and activities including career taster sessions, health and wellbeing and networking sessions will be provided for isolated women from Muslim backgrounds to help them gain knowledge and skills and to take part in community life.

Sports Development - Regional Coordination

Art classes for older people to help them socialise and reduce the risk of isolation.

Sue Ryder

This group will use the funding for a sessional worker to help 50 charities in Scotland to build their capacity.

The group will use the funding to create a friendship advisory group which will be led and managed by young people for the benefit of young people. This will help develop beneficiaries? employment and life skills, improving their future prospects.

Revisiting Genesis

Spider Girls Workshop

This is a new project by the Terence Higgins Trust (THT) that will engage with people in African communities who are either infected with HIV or at risk of HIV/STIs. By engaging with local communities and also training local groups and organisations, the project will combat HIV stigma and break down barriers which prevent people living with HIV to be open about their condition.

The group will use the funding to deliver a befriending scheme where isolated beneficiaries living with mental health issues will be encouraged to engage with the wider community and participate in positive social activities.

The group will use the funding to deliver various activities for people dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. This will help promote a healthier lifestyle, encourage community engagement and help reduce social isolation.

MY SONG

Aspire - London Youth Choir s training and open access programme

The Nodines

The Fallen Woman

Tale of Two Cities

OCTAGON by Kristiana Colon - World Premiere

Captioned Access Performances for 2015/16 Season

This builds on a project to improve the mental health of children with complex emotional or behavioural needs in five primary schools, taking the total to seven. It will provide in-school, child-psychotherapeutic services for children and parents, linking them to statutory services. Support is flexible to the needs of the child, with interpreters, signers, flexible appointments and home visits available. This responds to growing demand for services linked to increasing levels of deprivation in the borough.

Major Event

The group will use the funding to provide interactive workshops to increase self esteem and reduce anxiety and stress to adults who experience learning difficulties, sensory disabilities and people who have had a head injury. This will assist beneficiaries to re-enter employment.

New IT and learning equipment to help delivery of the organisation's services to the local community.

Anant 2015

The group will use the funding to work with a team of film makers to create a film that explores the stories from history from the area the children live in. These children lack confidence and self esteem due to language barriers. This will develop pupil?s confidence, teamwork skills, communication, friendships and emotional literacy skills as well as developing a sense of place within the community.

SPORTSFEST

The group will use the funding to host a school holiday scheme for disadvantaged young people that will incorporate life skills, healthy behaviours and aspects of farming and will culminate in community festival hosted by the young people and their families. This will engage beneficiaries in activities designed to improve their confidence and self esteem as well as their life skills.

Ask - a story of love and loss

Flash Fiction Five

The organisation will use the funding to pay operator costs to extend the hours of their helpline for children and young people with gender identity issues and their families. This will enable the group to expand their helpline service and provide support for more children and young people in need.

The group will use the funding to provide residential weekends for people living with HIV. This will provide a safe place for people living with HIV can improve their self-esteem and general well-being.

The Ultimate Experience

Active Colleges Training and Development Programme

Down & Out in Paris and London - R&D and Rehearsals

Dance Film Festival UK

The Philadelphia Association 50th Anniversary

Tonight with Donny Stixx

New Music Biennial 2017

Revenue Funding 2015-18

Developing Music In Healthcare Practice at GOSH

House Of Mirrors And Hearts

Africa Writes 2015

Free Falling - Research and Development

The group will use the funding to deliver a live event that raises awareness among young people of local homelessness. This will strengthen community cohesion and enhance positive relationships within the community.

Living Archive Project

R&D Digital Simulations

Warp Arts Audio Visual Showcase Summer 2015

Unlocking the UK's Sound Heritage

So what about the war?

This new project building on a successful pilot will use its funding to deliver an employability support programme tailored to the needs of disadvantaged young people with limited employment opportunities. Mentoring, work experience with local companies, CV support and networking opportunities will be offered through a tailored package of support depending on their individual needs.

Rearranging the furniture while the building burns

CANTAR VOCAL ENSEMBLE

BATUKE!

Mental Spaghetti

Building on Great Expectations

Bees for a Better World

Richmond Group Physical Activity capacity building

The Testing Ground part 2

Mexican Art & Cultural Festival

BILLY S BAND ON TOUR

Finding Home

Application for NPO funding 2015-2018

Application for NPO funding 2015-2018

Oliva Tweest: An Afrobeats Musical

Democracy / Innovation - 50 years of Camden Council

Create, Cultivate, Orchestrate! (CCO!)

London Festival of Contemporary Church Music 2015

This community organisation in Camden serving beneficiaries in Kent and Medway will use the funding to design and develop gambling awareness educational resources aimed at young people aged between 16 -18. The project will educate young people about the potential dangers of gambling, helping them make better decisions if they do decide to gamble.

Leighton Stories

Gyre & Gimble organisational development

CRUSH

CRUSH

The group will use the funding to increase cultural exchange within London through translating English programmes into other languages. This will build capacity for community engagement.

This is a project by a charity in Camden. The group will use the funding to celebrate their five year anniversary and aim to tackle social isolation and promote equality for the deaf community. This will reduce isolation for older people, people living with disabilities and their carers whilst broadening young people?s experiences and raise expectations.

This is a project by a community organisation in Camden. The group will use the funding to provide an outreach project through weekly meetings and peer support to raise awareness of the issues people with disabilities sometimes face. This will help to build individual resilience and will support beneficiaries to become more active within the community.

MiAL Independent Exhibition Capsule &Industry Talks

This is a project by an incorporated charity in London. The organisation will use funding to deliver focus groups with people who are deaf or disabled, to understand the issues faced when accessing local services, and collate this information to create a report to present to various venues in the North East. This will raise awareness of the barriers faced by people with disabilites and encourage venues to improve accessibility, with the aim of reducing isolation amongst deaf and disabled people.

This is a project by a charity in Camden. The group will use the funding to deliver a two stage digital inclusion project for older people. This will engage beneficiaries in activities designed to improve their IT skills in order to enable to access vital information and support services.

Curators? Series and Studio Programme 2015-16

SWAGGA by Project O

Showcase with 3D printed jewellery made of honey

COLLECT Open 2015

This is a project by a community organisation in Camden. The group will use the funding for a project which explores different aspects of using computers and the internet for older people. This will provide a social platform, reducing isolation and will also develop general computer skills for the beneficiaries.

Gi20 (Gone in 20 Minutes) 2015

Spot the Difference & Idiot-Syncrasy (touring)

This charity will use the funding to deliver business skills workshops aimed at young adults and unemployed people which include creating business plans, financial budgeting, bookkeeping and negotiation skills. This will remove barriers to employment, improve life skills and develop consumer skills.

This is a project by a charity in Camden, North London. The group will use the funding to refurbish the centre floor. This will improve the centre?s environment maintaining usage by individuals and groups.

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