Grants database

Supporting the salary of a Youth Arts Coordinator for three years to deliver a diverse range of arts programmes initiated and tailored by (and for) young people; and to showcase them in the organisation’s festivals.

A programme of Forest School opportunities in school grounds and at Magdalen Farm to help vulnerable children make successful transitions to secondary and middle schools

Core support for an initiative offering the public the opportunity to programme the work of the theatre between January and June 2012.

Three-year programme to provide dance and cultural activities for people with Parkinson’s. The organisation will research the benefits, devise a training programme, and set up satellite projects.

To enable the commission, development and performance of two pieces of music for the 2010 and 2011 festivals with the local community.

The Community Participation Project aims to build on established relationships in Lambeth and Southwark and deepen local residents’ involvement with the theatre in its new home. An emphasis on partnership working will enable the theatre to engage with a wide range of communities.

Connecting employers with disadvantaged learners to develop real ​‘workplace literacy’ and showcase their oral communication skills in a unique video CV format

Firing Up’ is a national initiative that aims to reverse the national decline in educational ceramics facilities and provision through the support of regional hubs that will support craft-based learning.

To update and modernise current teaching methods and resources used in Punjabi supplementary schools in order to accelerate learning and increase uptake at GCSE

To create long-term opportunities and progression routes for NEET young people to access art-based activities to develop their employability, social and life skills.

To develop FACT’s community programme Tennantspin which uses new technology and media to address issues such as community cohesion, social exclusion, citizenship and civic participation.

To support ​‘Re-Rite’, an interactive multi-media pilot based on Starvinsky’s ​‘The Rite of Spring’ and to enable the creation of new, interactive video resources for young people, schools and families.