Grants database

The implementation of a new traineeship, volunteer and associates programme. Supported by a new part-time post of Volunteer & Training Manager.

A pioneering three-year programme of participatory creative events reaching adults with learning disabilities, adaptable to the new personalised budget model for social care.

To support the development of Combat Veteran Players, a theatre group that is led by Veterans who have suffered mental trauma and who have no previous acting experience. Veterans benefit therapeutically and artistically from performing Shakespearean plays.

A project using drama and creative storytelling to engage older people with Alzheimer’s and dementia in beneficial creative activity.

To support the development of a new three year programme of work in partnership with artists, local community organisations, schools and community members.

To enable the organisation to develop a programme of community engagement activity, artist residencies and professional development – exploring how artists can help create a successful environment in Parson Cross.

Support to underpin the Director’s salary over a period of three years, during the scaling up if the Earlyarts network across England.

Core support to underpin the strategic development of the organisation through three distinct, though interlinked, elements: community participation; education and creative productions.

To develop and deliver an accredited Professional Diploma in non-Western peforming arts targeted ta BME students .

Developing the De La Warr Pavilion as a significant place for people to realise their creative potential, and maximise opportunities for their personal, social, economic and cultural future.

Feasibility Study into National Rollout of Summer University London

To support marginalised young people from migrant Roma communities in Glasgow to access services and to play a more empowered role in bridging the gulf in understanding between them and more settled communities in their local area. This project will also work with partners in Glasgow to address poverty, and discrimination strategically and at a grassroots level.