Grants database

Testing of a flexible ensemble repertory model that delivers work for young people of all ages.

Working in partnership with local secondary schools to deliver supplementary education classes in Maths and English for young refugees and improve their levels of attainment.

To support the salary of Streetwise Opera’s Founder and Chief Executive as he steers the charity through an exciting programme of organisational development and change.

Two-year development and wider piloting of a programme of school-based personal development and coaching, including pupil-led projects supported by adult volunteers, for 180 targeted students in Years 10 and 11 who are persistently absent or at high risk of exclusion. Youth at Risk works in close partnership with schools, and will support school staff to develop new approaches to working with disengaged young people by facilitating a cross-academy, teacher-led practice sharing forum.

Research and development project exploring and removing barriers that disabled people face making music.

To expand the delivery of Firefly’s youth theatre process within informal settings to new areas across Scotland and to apply these processes to informal education settings to support the Scottish Curriculum for Excellence.

Award to support work of 14–19 Fund. The Fund aims to reduce the number of young people who struggle to make a successful transition between school and further education, training or work.

Raise awareness and develop Speaking and Listening skills and confidence of students in FE colleges to enable them to take action to achieve positive change locally and beyond.

Funding the post of Quality and Evaluation Manager to strengthen the evidence base for Chance UK’s early intervention mentoring model

Working in 10 sites to improve the way that GPs work with local voluntary sector organisations to deliver health services to young people.

FFP provides practical alternatives to exclusion, crime and violence for young people. More than 3000 young people have attended the FFP Academy in Brazil. In 2007, FFP was replicated in Newham, with the establishment of the FFP Academy in North Woolwich. FFP is requesting support to continue this delivery as well as complete the adaptation process of the model for the UK to reduce gang violence and anti-social behaviour in deprived communities through education, work training, support services.

Citizens for Sanctuary is a three year project to implement the Independent Asylum Commission’s recommendations, through policy change or through CITIZEN-led initiatives. In collaboration with other funders, the project will work across the UK to safeguard the tradition of sanctuary for the next generation.