VITRINE Bermondsey Square

Celebrating 40 years of Punk in London

What a Liberty

Real state

Quests

The Band

Swallet (Swallow Hole)

Growing the Dancehall / Afrobeats / Krumping scene

This Building, This Breath

After Hiroshima

La Linea - The London Latin Music Festival 2016

The Mud Bus London

The group will use the funding to run an anti-bullying programme for beneficiaries within the school. Beneficiaries will attend workshops aimed at identifying what bullying is and when/how to report it. This will develop life skills, build confidence and encourage new friendships.

Arcadia Missa Curatorial Residencies

Acceptance - R&D leading to staged reading

Life On Wheels - final development & tour

Take One / Take Two / Take Three

The Brothers King

Bromantics

ICONOCLASTS

Great North Wood

Harnessing the Wind

Advance2

Guess Who s Coming ? R&D

The group will use the funding to coordinate volunteer led activities for isolated older residents in the community to support them to run their own self sustaining community groups. This will strengthen community sector capacity and reduce social isolation.

Drinking Ginger: 3-Year Strategic Plan

Tour of Need A Little Help by Tangled Feet

A Raisin in the Sun at HMP Brixton

The group will use the funding to provide extracurricular sports clubs. This will encourage children to improve their physical and mental well being.

Connections

Port Folio

Howl at the Moon

The Clinic

We Are Ethiopia

MERGE 2015

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.?

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.

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.

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.

Together As One

Twistov -Stage Two Research and Development

The Southwark group will refurbish areas of the building including installing a new disabled ramp, toilet facilities and interactive white boards. This will improve the organisations facilities and access to the building, enhancing the learning environment for all beneficiaries.

Bold Tendencies

Script Club, Germ Free Adolescent

This new project will support young people at risk of committing or being victims of crime in the Miles Platting, Newton Heath, Ancoats and Clayton areas. The project aims to give young people pathways into employment and long-term success and increase confidence and self-esteem. Working with a range of partners, opportunities for young people will be led by their peers and include mentoring and skills development to become community leaders, vocational training and work placements with local businesses.

Re-Imagine India

Re-Imagine India

Land of Our Fathers - National Tour

Donald Robertson Is Not A Stand-up Comedian - Tour

Reprezent 107.3FM - The Specialists - Leading their Musical Cultures.

The heart of Burgess Park: Passmore Edwards old library and bathhouse

This supports the development of a social impact bond (SIB) to improve outcomes for vulnerable young people at the edge of care, bringing together six London boroughs as co-commissioners. The funding will allow the organisation to identify needs, analyse cost savings, volumes and payment mechanisms, determine outcomes, develop the structures and governance required for a multi-borough SIB, choose the best interventions and delivery partners, and determine which of the six boroughs will be lead commissioner.

Humanimalism

Ladies & Gentlemen Performances/showcase

Art Car Boot Fair / Margate Edition

New outdoor play and learning equipment to help improve the pupils' physical fitness.

The group will use the funding to provide mindfulness and yoga sessions for ex-offenders, young offenders, victims of domestic violence and people who are homeless. This will engage beneficiaries in activities designed to improve their overall mental health and wellbeing enabling them to integrate into society.

The group will use the funding to install water butts and a new staging area in the allotments greenhouse to harvest water and make the space accessible to members with mobility needs.

Literary Kitchen Festival 2015

Research trip to Korea with Seoul Museum of Art

Exhibition at Centre d art et photographie, Gers

Underbelly Arts Festival, Cockatoo Island, Sydney

The tyranny of a sunny day

Julian Arg?elles Tetra

Dub Me Always Central Honshu Collaboration (AIDF)

Charlotte Prodger Solo Exhibition

The group will use the funding to deliver healthy eating workshops to children who are living in an economically disadvantaged area. This will encourage children to eat more healthy diets.

Restoring Peckham Road Fire Station and opening SLGÔÇÖs archives to the public

Action Saro-Wiwa - Alfredo Jaar Commission

KWAIDAN

Dulwich Picture Gallery's Spotlight on Fashion

TILTED AXIS PRESS

Collective Endeavour (working title)

Summer Programme (June - October 2015)

The Blue 2015

The group will use the funding to deliver employment and training support sessions for marginalised young people at risk of being involved in antisocial behaviour. This will equip those taking part with new transferrable skills that will enhance their opportunities for gaining employment.

Arts and Culture Forum for London - Phase Two

Liberty Festival 2015

The organisation will use the funding to update their community facilities and create access to the building for people with disabilities. This will ensure that the facilities are fit for purpose for use by local community groups.

The group will use the funding to provide community gardening projects and day trips to horticultural projects for adults with poor mental health needs and learning disabilities. This will provide therapeutic activities in the community and enable people to feel more a part of their community by contributing to the improvement of public spaces.

Neverland

The group will use the funding to deliver a series of food events as part of a community festival that will focus upon cutting food wastage and embracing cultural diversity. This will encourage residents to engage with the wider community and challenge issues surrounding social isolation.

London Bridge Live Arts

Creation and Completion of Danger Risk of Falling

Hockey in Universities Pilot Project 2015

The group will use the funding to deliver a rehabilitation programme for people with chronic joint pain. This will encourage beneficiaries to exercise to help manage and cope with pain, enabling them to live a more active lifestyle.

An Audio-Visual Portrait of Elephant and Castle

VITRINE Bermondsey Square

Redefining Juliet

This project will use its funding to expand its support for prisoners and ex-prisoners through a theatre-based training programme that will improve communication skills, team working skills and help address behavioural issues. Ten theatre-based training courses led by an industry professional will be run annually with the option to gain a qualification. The project aims to improve life skills, increase confidence, employability and reduce re-offending and will offer work placements with theatres.

The group will use the funding to provide an outreach programme to deliver arts based counselling activities for people who have poor mental health. This will help create a positive change in individuals to improve mental health and overall wellbeing.

The Truth Parade (Research and development)

Concert of Spanish Renaissance Vocal Music

My Home Is Your Home

Bound Feet Blues - A Life Told In Shoes

group show

KLIPPIES - production and participation programme

Soul of Fado

Siblings Together s Young Writer s Project