Production development for 2018 National Tours

Excellent Art for Everyone - Year 2 (revised)

Huddersfield Literature Festival 2018 (HLF2018)

Synergy - Audience and Talent Development

Research and Development Moving Memories

The group will deliver a series of activities for veterans, to include coffee mornings, peer support sessions, one to one counselling and meditation classes. This will provide people who have left the services with advice, information and support to assist them into the transition to civilian life, with the aim of reducing isolation and promoting wellbeing.

Chile

Bhangra Artist Development

The group will run dance workshops for young people. This will encourage young people to take part in fun, physical exercise, with the aim of reducing obesity and health inequalities.

The group will deliver cyber safety workshops for people of all ages. This will equip local people with the skills and knowledge to keep safe online and demonstrate the consequences of negative usage, with the aim of reducing cyber crime.

ame space - concerts workshops and residency programme

Marsden Jazz Festival 2017

The group will run activities for young people to reduce crime and antisocial behaviour.

The group will deliver a cohesion project, working with young people from different ethnic and faith backgrounds. This will reduce negative and divisive attitudes and break down barriers to improve community cohesion.

The group will implement a food drop in service for disadvantaged people. This will enable people to access food at a fraction of the usual cost, with the aim of reducing the impact of food poverty in the area.

The group will deliver a series of health based activities, with a focus on diet, nutrition and exercise. This will encourage young people to eat well and be physically active, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

The school will create a community hub for the use of the wider community. This will enable the school to run a drop in social facility for older people and healthy cooking sessioms for people of all ages, with the aim of reducing isolation and obesity across the community.

The group will deliver a gardening project, working with children and young people to transform local wasteland into allotments. This will provide positive diversionary activities for vulnerable young people in the community.

The group will implement a development plan, to include training and external consultations, which will enable them to ascertain the further needs and priorities of service users of their high risk hostel, with the aim of promoting wellbeing amongst residents.

The funding will be used to take students with multiple learning and physical difficulties to a specialist residential centre in Keswick. The project provides an opportunity for people to take part in a range of positive activities which they otherwise would be unable to access. The project aims to allow people to socialise with peers and broaden their experiences.

The group will run health and physical fitness activities for children from six local schools, including primary, secondary and special schools, to tackle issues linked to obesity.

Photo Bomb

Youth Taekwondo

The group will hold a concert event and a variety of activities aimed at addressing gang violence within the community. This will include providing information and advice on preventing gang involvement, providing schools and community organisations with an anti-gang toolkit and will support children and young people in taking part in the concert.

The group will deliver a series of health based activities, to include sport and nutrition, for children and young people in the community. This will encourage participation in physical activities, with the aim of changing the negative health demographics in the area.

The group will install outdoor play equipment and a sensory garden within the grounds of the nursery. This will provide a safe and stimulating place to play, with the aim of increasing activity and reducing childhood obesity.

YSWN Development and Launch 2017

The group will run outdoor activities for preschool children and their families.

Sound installation

The group will conduct a community consultation exercise and development plan, along with the creation of a website, for their community building. This will enable the group to ascertain the needs and priorities of residents and allow local people to access information regarding activities and events.

The group will improve their outdoor space by creating a sensory area, and they will use the space to teach young people and staff about gardening and growing fruit and vegetables.

The group will deliver boot camp fitness sessions for young people and parents. This will provide fun and engaging physical activities to address health issues.

The group will deliver talks and self-motivation programs for local vulnerable people in difficult circumstances. This will improve confidence and self-esteem and provide practical and social skills.

The group will deliver conflict resolution workshops in schools and workplaces, for children, teachers, parents and work colleagues, with the aim of reducing stress and bullying and promoting wellbeing.

The group will deliver clothing design workshops for disadvantaged young people. This will provide opportunities to learn new, transferable skills, including costing, negotiating and IT, with the aim of reducing antisocial behaviour and unemployment.

Cold War

Making Mas in Mirfield

LBT @ LBT: Look Back in Time at the Lawrence Batley Theatre

The funding will be used to create a fully accessible learning environment for the use of disengaged young people in the community. The project aims to provide vocational training, including plastering and cookery, in order to assist people into employment.

The school will install artificial surfacing to provide a safe place for children to play all year round, with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

This Girl Can Sail 2017

The school will deliver lunchtime sessions which will focus on improving the health of children, carers and their families who live with disability. Specially trained coaches will provide sessions which will educate on diet, life skills and provide games and activities.

ROOTS

Let?s Play Vinyl Tour 2017-18

Let's Get Active

MEDUSA - THE TOUR

Festival of Conversations

Celebrating Age

This project is the delivery of growing and eating workshops for pupils and their families. This will encourage people to participate in physical activities and adopt a healthy lifestyle, with the aim of reducing obesity and health inequalities.

This project is the delivery of arts workshops, including photography, pottery and crafts, for young women with additional learning needs. This will provide opportunities for women to meet new friends and discuss issues pertaining to them, with the aim of reducing loneliness and social isolation.

The school will install climbing equipment and surfacing. This will reduce overcrowding of current equipment, with the aim of improving behaviours amongst pupils.

The school will create a family library area. This will provide a dedicated space for reading with the aim of developing literacy skills across the school community.

The group will train volunteers to be able to deliver taekwondo activities for local people. This will ensure the sustainability of the group and encourage beneficiaries to participate in physical activities, with the aim of reducing obesity and health inequalities.

The group will make improvements to a public green space which is used by the community for walks. This will make the space safer so it can be continued to be used.

This project is a community football tournament event, using football as hook to inform people about local services, as well as delivering workshops about crime and antisocial behaviour. This will provide young people with diversionary activities, with the aim of reducing crime and antisocial behaviour.

Taking Flight Festival 2018

Catmother

The group will deliver a series of after school rugby sessions for children. This will encourage participation in physical activities with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

This project is out of school hours health based activities. This will encourage participation in physical activities with the aim of reducing childhood obesity.

Uniform Exchange

The school will work with disengaged and vulnerable students to rejuvenate an unused part of the school grounds and turn it into a community garden and a seating area for students to socialise.

The group will purchase tables and chairs and decorate their community building. This will provide a suitable facility for events and activities.

Live Cinema: Establishing the sector and audience

The White Line: Here, There, Then, Now

Folk memories: sharing music heritage through word and image

The group will create a suitable venue to offer support to young people with behaviour and emotional issues, along with space for individuals to train for employment. This will provide parents with respite and remove barriers to training for unemployed members of the community.

The group will deliver a mobile counselling service for children and young people aged 3-21, offering counselling in schools and community venues. The projects aims to continue its service for young people who have been sexually abused, as well as developing peer support work by offering training for counsellors.

The group will deliver a mobile counselling service for children and young people aged 3-21, offering counselling in schools and community venues. The projects aims to continue its service for young people who have been sexually abused, as well as developing peer support work by offering training for counsellors.

The group will work with young carers to create a film to be disseminated to schools and youth groups, highlighting the issues young carers face on a day to day basis. This will promote wellbeing amongst young carers.

The group will run a variety of outdoor activities, culminating in an exhibition of work, for children with emotional and behavioural issues and their parents and carers.

This is a project by a charity in Kirklees, serving beneficiaries across London. The group will purchase new portable IT equipment that will support the wellbeing of young people who are undergoing treatment for cancer.

Refurbishment of Holmbridge Cricket/Football Clubs Pavilion

This project is the implementation of a community development plan. This will ascertain the needs and priorities of people in the area with the aim of improving the lives of local residents.

This project is cycling activities for people with disabilities and their families. This will provide opportunities to access the countryside physical activities, with the aim of reducing obesity and isolation.

West Yorkshire Archives Kirklees @ Heritage Quay

The school will deliver a young leader?s award resulting in a sports leader qualification and provide lunchtime activities on a fun health and fitness theme. This will divert young people from antisocial behaviours, improve their abilities for when they start secondary school and provide future young person led social activities outside of school.

This project is the creation of a development plan for the church hall and a new website to improve social media presence. This will improve engagement with local people and key stakeholders, and will provide a platform for ideas on how to best serve the different age groups in the area.

This project is the delivery of a community breakfast club for families to learn about the importance of a balanced nutritional diet, as well as the provision of breakfast for children from deprived areas.

The group will install accessible toilet facilities within their newly acquired community centre. This will enable the whole community, including wheelchair users and mothers with small children, to access all events and activities, with the aim of alleviating social exclusion.

This project is the delivery of after school, weekend and holiday health based activities for children and their families, with a focus on cricket. This will reduce obesity and health inequalities across the community.

This project will use funding to deliver a series of workshops, to include job interview skills through role play, self-esteem and assertiveness for Asian women. This will provide these women with the confidence to seek employment, with the aim of increasing wellbeing.

Bollywood Jazz

The funding will be used to run a programme of evening and weekend multi-sport activities for young people, with a particular focus on increasing girl?s participation. The project aims to engage young people so they can socialise together and take part in positive extracurricular activities.

The project will offer improved support to people aged 11-24 who identify as LGBT and are experiencing health and social inequalities including exclusion, physical attacks and family breakdown. Funding will be used to increase the voice and influence of LGBT young people among service providers and the wider community to challenge homophobic, bi-phobic and transphobic bullying in schools, colleges and universities.

The school will install outdoor play equipment and surfacing. This will provide a safe and stimulating place to play out of school hours, with the aim of reducing the rising rate of childhood obesity.

Serving Up Inclusive Tennis Activities

This project is the delivery of drama workshops with a focus on life situations, for vulnerable women in the community, including those who have experienced domestic violence and those who are in the criminal justice system. This will enable women to express their feelings and develop communication skills, with the aim of diverting participants from a life of crime and promoting wellbeing.

The funding will be used to run an after-school activity programme in local primary schools and run weekly sessions at their club which will use tennis to engage children in physical activity. The project aims to provide children with activities to help them develop their social and physical skills.

This project is an afterschool garden club for young people which will include community garden activities and training sessions on recycling and healthy eating.

This project will engage parents and their children in activities and workshops including arts and crafts, photography and visits to parks and local attractions. This will develop positive family relationships.

The funding will be used to run a series of health workshops focussing on weight management and stress release, for people who are employed in jobs which involve sitting for prolonged periods of time. The project aims to help people keep themselves mentally and physically well, reducing incidences of health issues as a result of inactivity.

The school will install outdoor play equipment to develop children's skills and improve their behaviour.

The school will create an accessible outdoor area for pupils, staff, parents and community groups.

The Unfilmables

This project will bring young and older people together through a series of engaging activities which will culminate in a community celebration event. This will provide the opportunity to gain social and confidence skills as well as increasing understanding and communication between generations.

The school will purchase dance mats so they can deliver dance sessions for pupils, staff and parents. This will increase access to physical activities to address inactive lifestyles in the community.

This project is weekly gardening sessions for people with mental and physical health issues and their carers. This will reduce isolation and improve health and wellbeing.

The Harmonie in Beethovens Vienna

Holmfirth Arts Festival 2017

This project is sessions for African Caribbean people to explore their identity and roles in society. This will promote inclusion and reduce isolation for African Caribbean people in the community.