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Atacama Desert Research and Devlopment

ARC: Experiments Workshop

Youth Programme

Dark Continent: City On The edge Of Time

Performance sketch

This Is Just Who I Am

This project will enable the group to deliver a six week programme in Renfrewshire and North Lanarkshire to raise awareness of mental health issues within the refugee community.

La Linea - The London Latin Music Festival 2018

Rivers of the World

Social Enterprise UK

Healthy Living Project

Bastard Assignments 2017/18 event series

Change4Life 10 minute Shake Up

Final RandD and Touring of Notorious Resubmission

The Exchange

This group will use the funding to undertake a full building conditions survey, helping them to understand the true condition of the building. This will ensure better customer service is delivered and allow the group to extend their current range of activities such as literacy sessions, sports and cultural events, exercise sessions and music and dance activities.

Asylum - Caroline Garden's Chapel Heritage Phase 1

This group aims to expand their project which aims to provide youth sports and personal development opportunities to young people aged 12-25 who are living in areas of high gang related crime, low income households or who are experiencing poor mental health. The project will provide sporting activities such as football, boxing, cricket and dance. Issue based workshops which will focus on locally important issues such as gangs and weapons, drug and substance misuse and rivalry issues.

mountain river

MicroSocial Cultures

Sonic stories: digital memory and the sonic anarchitecture of Mercury

This project will extend the group's service for people living with HIV, providing weekly support meetings, outreach services and training. This will provide support, advice and counselling for people living with HIV and improve their confidence and wellbeing.

fig-FUTURES

This group will develop their project to provide Young Leaders roles and Apprenticeships for young people aged 14-25 to support other young people in the community facing challenges with complex needs. Young people will receive support to overcome multiple challenges, increase their aspirations, and learn the skills they need to succeed in education, training and employment to develop confidence, communication skills, anger management, team working, leadership and other life skills.

This project will deliver a health awareness campaign that will support women from the African community to adopt healthier lifestyle choices.

EXTERNAL INCLUSION INTERNAL EXCLUSION

Blackout: Young Peoples Tour

Remembering Herne Hill 1914ÔÇô18

Zeppelin 1917: Burgess Park in World War I

Peckham BMX After School Club

This project will use funding to run a series of musical activities and awareness workshops for young people. This will help to bring young people in the community together.

School for Social Entrepreneurs

School for Social Entrepreneurs

Liberty Festival 2017

This project will deliver engagement and advisory support sessions that will focus on the needs of Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers. This will create opportunities for people to integrate into the community.

Moving healthcare professionals

Adopt a Composer ? Scotland pairing 2017-18

Building Resilience programme

This project will use funding to redevelop a play area by installing climbing equipment. This will provide opportunities for local children to play.

Past Stories, Future Voices: Sharing 200 years of Dulwich Picture Gallery

Kids in Museums: sustainable growth to work nationally, supporting more museums and heritage organisations

This project will use funding to create a new multi-purpose facility to give pupils the chance to take part in outdoor activity. This will enhance resources at the school and create new avenues for physically active play and interactive learning.

This project will run weekly football training sessions and monthly community festival events for people with learning disabilities. This will increase participation in physical activity and improve health and fitness levels.

This group will establish three woodcraft activity groups in Camelon, Carmuirs and Tamfourhill. These groups will help children and young people develop positive peer relationships, feel safe and have fun while learning about themselves and the wider world.

This project will run English Language classes which are designed to help parents access mainstream services and improve their communication skills..

pro numb 2017

This project will run a series of activities and workshops to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the group, and allow members to increase their ability to integrate within the community. This will reduce isolation, improve skills and bring the community together.

Hannah Black at Chiesenhale Gallery

This project will deliver an extra-curricular programme of sports activities that will focus upon supporting young people who have Autism or Asperger?s Syndrome. This will improve levels of wellbeing and encourage physical development.

The funding will be used by a school to transform an outdoor space to allow children to access outdoor play in a safe environment.

This project will provide play and outdoor activity equipment for children, increasing opportunities for safe outdoor play.

Lethukuthula Ncube

Infinite Glimpse

Twisov

Making Tracks

The funding will be used by a charity to run a programme of business enterprise sessions to support ex-offenders. The project aims to equip people with new skills and create pathways to employment.

Thresholds

Choregraphing a Collection

Back to the River

This project will provide outdoor play equipment and turf, improving safety, health and fitness levels for children.

Medusa

Will Kendrick (AM I Even Here)

Nuclear Culture Australia

Til We Meet in England Peckham

Andrew McCormack Commission Slaithwaite Philharmonic

The Little Beasts

Maja Cule Early Modern Men

The funding will be used to run a programme of workshops and activities that will support the needs of unemployed young parents. The project aims to equip those taking part with new skills that will create pathways to employment.

This project will provide a three-day residential retreat to support people who are living with HIV, in order to improve their skills in community representation and advocacy. This will develop their skills and raise their confidence, allowing them to be involved with the design and delivery of HIV services.

This is a project by a community organisation in Southwark, serving beneficiaries across London, Manchester and Liverpool. The group will create a training pack and run training sessions for their volunteers.

Plaza Latina 2017

Delivery and evaluation of Make Music Day UK 2017

Thames Memory and the Sands of Future Dust

Not I The Neurodiverse Mouth

Culinary Duel (resubmission)

AWAAN at Furtherfield

Beethoven?s Quartet Journey: development of a concert/play and tour of 11 shows

ARTefacts

Ambition for Excellence

This project based in London, will continue to deliver existing youth services but will also establish new groups across Norfolk and Suffolk. The group will improve the quality and sustainability of existing groups through training and management of volunteers and will particularly focus on young people over 10 years old, who are transitioning from primary school to secondary school. Examples of activities are playing, singing and debating, but also citizenship, social action and building self-confidence.

Painting - Political Narrative

Found In Translation

SfSD - Community Champions

This project will deliver two concerts and musical training for the local community, reducing isolation and enabling increased participation in community life.

KWAIDAN

Bare Lit 2017

Give Me Your Skin - Production and Premiere

Snapshot - Theatre Production

Jesopazzo

This project will improve the way in which the group engages with and helps the community through improving its infrastructure and governance.

The funding will be used to support people with common mental health conditions in the Central boroughs of London aged 25 and over to move into employment and to sustain that employment for a minimum of six months

Community Boxing Facility Upgrade

This Ipswich-based project supports offenders and ex-offenders whose convictions are holding them back from moving into employment. Peer mentoring, specialist advice and training will increase skills, confidence and employability, whilst reducing the likelihood of re-offending. Qualified peer advisors, the majority of whom will be ex-offenders previously engaged in the programme, are engaged in the project to offer advice, knowledge and understanding gained from their lived-experience.

Lloyds Bank Foundation

Lloyds Bank Foundation

This project will use the funding to provide social activities for residents of their care home. This will enable people to take part in activities which benefit their health and wellbeing.

This project will work with marginalised young people aged 14 to 25 who are deemed at risk of entering the criminal justice system. These young people live in low income areas with high youth crime rate, and many suffer from an absence of positive role models. This project will mentor them to become youth leaders, equipping them with confidence, peer networks and accredited training, and then support them to find pathways to employment. It will operate in eleven areas of Greater Manchester.

This project aims to improve the employment, career advancement and increased pay prospects of unemployed, under-employed and/or low paid migrants with no or limited English language skills. They will support those living in poverty, resulting in reduced isolation and poor physical and mental well-being. Through their existing employer networks it will provide access to workplace experiences, internship or apprenticeship opportunities to increase employability skills with a variety of employers.

This project will offer an early intervention service to tackle the impact of poverty and disadvantage in families with children under the age of five through the use of a trusted volunteer who has been through similar experiences. They group will upskill new and existing volunteers to support families with issues such as accessing local services, to needing more intensive parenting support because, for example, they have mental health problems or a disability or are experiencing domestic violence.