Alice in Winterland Tour

Jazz North East Concert and Workshop Programme 2018

Ensemble Pilot - Creatives of the Future

Low Barns Art Project

Personal Professional Development in Puppetry

Tensile Strength (or How to Survive at Your Wits End)

Scaling the Hights

Moving Art Management

Lidice Passion: First Phase

Ambition for Excellence

North Pennines AONB Partnership

Luna

Ashington District Star

Discovrering Arts

PORTRAITS OF COURAGE / MOONLIGHT / PITMAN

A Soldier s Tale - Commission 2017

None Of The Above

Galaxy 75

The Transports: A Tale of Exile and Migration

Shelter From the Storm - New Work 2017/18

Afrikan Sheroes and Heroes

Material Sight

Monteverdi Vespers 2017

Stellar RandD

Where were we?

The Important Man - Education Programme

Paul Nash: WW1 Life, Letters and Art

John Scott Youll VC Commerative Event and Community History

Steel Stories: curating industrial heritage in a landscape of rapid change

My Gresham, Our Gresham - Sharing people's journeys through life

Forage, pilot project supporting access to heritage landscapes for migrant and refugee groups

Tall Ships Cultural Programme

You Me and Autism II

Carnival Roadshow

The Filleting Machine Autumn Tour

Alcohol Fuelled Violence LIVE: Sub2

Satellite Clubs

T-junction International Poetry Festival

Thrown RandD

Double Bill R and D and building capacity

Midlesbrough Carnival Arts Development

Middlesbrough Classical Music Development Programme 17/18

Bankers ? writers development programme

Tyneside Irish Festival

Christ Church Coatham Stonework and Roof Renovations

OOT ÔÇô The Out of Town Museum

Hub Exhibition and Associated Programme for the Great Exhibition of the North

Key Stage 4 & 5 Gymnastics Club

The project aims to support carers of drug and alcohol misusers and will offer a comprehensive care plan and onsite package ensuring they have access to the appropriate and relevant services. A range of services will be delivered including counselling, one-to-one support and respite and coping strategies. Individuals will also be given the opportunity to share their experiences and solutions through family match peer support sessions which will reduce the effects of isolation.

Active Ageing Project

In Your Hands

National Development - Launch Day

St Peters Court Bike Project

Solo exhibition

TUSK Festival 2018

Melva - Creatives of the Future

Mud and Raft RandD / Pilot performance bid

The Shadow Snap Girl

Voice of the Child

Otherness: exploring stories of immigration within the North East during the First World War

The Butcher's Bill - Who Paid The Bill and How?

South and North Tyneside World War 1 Community Heritage Project

Heads & Tales

Jarrow Hall Parent masterplan - Curating a resilient future for a revived heritage site

Reimagining Fundraising at Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums

Rumpelstiltskin Tour & Cross-Generational Participation Programme

Changed Lives, research and writing project for podcast and performance for young people in Northumberland

Heads & Tales

ÔÇÿDivine voicesÔÇÖ ÔÇô recording the memories of those ordained, educated and employed at Ushaw College

New Participation Partners - Small Grants Pilot

The aim of this project is to improve wellbeing and tackle loneliness and isolation. Young people aged 13 to 25 and older people aged 50 and over will join together in an intergenerational group to co-produce an event, activity or campaign to deliver in their local community. The project will bring together complementary skills and abilities from the two age groups, with the aim of increasing motivation and building confidence for the local community.

Lighting enhancement and refurbishment of James Turrells Kielder Skyspace

Illustrate 2017

Creative people and places

Pitch Improvement

Transitions 1720

BEYOND

Theatre Sans Frontieres organisation development

Aspire Arts

joey s/he RandD 2017

Sunderland Festival Of Creative Writing

The Claim theatre piece full production and tour

Darlington Dolphin Table Tennis project

Developing an Active College

The project will meet the needs of the local community and offer a variety of services under one umbrella. They aim to support those who are often in crisis situations and face issues such as domestic violence, drug and alcohol related issues, old age, health issues, job loss, bereavement and low incomes. A number of activities will be provided to enable service users to share their experiences and increase their confidence.

Paddy Killer

Stupid - Final RandD

Singing the World

The project will replace their DVD cinema equipment so community groups, including children and older people, can continue to enjoy cinema shows and presentations at the Town Hall.

The project will provide educational workshops for local refugees, asylum seekers and migrants, including talks from local support services. This will provide support and help remove language barriers to enable people to tackle and report instances of antisocial behaviour, noise nuisances and petty crime, and encourage young people to make positive lifestyle choices.

The project will deliver workshops for refugee women from Newcastle and Gateshead which focus on budgeting and debt management. The women will be able to access information and advice about safer lending and borrowing to help them manage their finances, improve their lives and aid their integration.

Conversations in Painting

Northern Childrens Book festival 2017

Autumn 2017 touring activity

The project will pilot countryside residential breaks for people of the Orthodox Jewish community who have disabilities, are suffering trauma or in crisis, have chronic or temporary illness, or are disadvantaged. This will provide respite and culturally sensitive support for people, their carers and family participants, to help reduce stress and improve their wellbeing.

The aim of the project is to support older people who are lonely and isolated, to access health service provision through a range of interactive activities and peer support. The health and wellbeing skills programme will offer a range of flexible, demand led, weekly activities designed to give older people the skills to make positive health choices. This is will enable service users to alter their behaviours and achieve better health outcomes and increase their independence.

Northumbria Sport Wheelchair Basketball

You Can...We Can

The project will run an after school family club for older children aged 5 to 10 years. This will provide a safe environment and additional support for families as well as fun activities such as family cooking sessions, family fitness and nutrition workshops.

The project will refurbish their hut to improve safety and ensure that local older people can continue to use the venue for social and recreational activities.