Grants database

This two year development project will enable CAEP to significantly extend their provision,utilising a range of strategies to raise the educational attainment of Muslim pupils in Walsall.

Newcastle. To provide young unemployed people with volunteer placements in cultural organisations alongside a structured employment programme.

A leadership development programme for young people aged 14–19, at risk of exclusion, that will involve these young leaders in setting up and delivering activity clubs for younger pupils with poor attendance and behavioural issues.

Core support to help NPC make their online wellbeing survey available to a wide range of organisations that work with children and young people.

Support toward the development and implementation of innovative national partnerships which will encompass professional touring theatre, engagement, participatory projects and digital activity.

Funding towards Synergy’s new writing programme to develop prisoners’ and ex-offenders’ playwriting skills to raise awareness about issues surrounding criminal justice.

Funding would be used to develop the festival’s education programme (Young Aspects) through the expansion of outreach work in schools and the launch of a pilot study working with communities in two local estates.

Two year pilot of a year-long programme to support Somali young people in developing their speaking and listening skills and carrying out their own real-world projects to help tackle key issues within their local communities.

Critical connections: a multilingual digital literacy project

Expanding the reach of Tender’s violence-prevention models nationwide, using a franchise model to develop self-sustaining projects with schools, youth centres and local authorities.

Investment in SHS’ IT capacity to enable new forms of delivery and support to school-home link workers through IT (such as online training modules and membership services) as part of the organisation’s remodelling and scale up plans

Body & Soul is being funded for three years to expand its work with young people affected by HIV. Developed by and for young people, the Creative Expression programme aims to build skills and resilience, challenge negative stereotypes and develop the capacity of other organizations to change the way they work with this group of young people.