Grants database

A one-year pilot project to develop and implement a structured practical speaking and listening programme for young people aged 8–19 focusing on disadvantaged young people.

Seed funding towards the development of Glyndebourne’s Creative and Media Diploma Pilot.

To develop a pilot project with deaf children, which will transform the way Polka puts children at the heart of its creative processes.

To explore new ways of commissioning, whilst building stronger links between artists and the different communities in Manchester – combining an artistic R&D element with community engagement and educations projects.

Filming and recording world-class musicians imparting their musical knowledge and skill to the musicians of tomorrow.

A partnership between PHF, Hillingdon Refugee Support Group and Youthbank to support and train a group of young people to become grants assessors and administer their own grants fund.

Additional support to enable one of the Universe of Sound conducting pods to be installed in the Paul Hamlyn Studios at Roundhouse for six weeks from June this year.

A partnership between PHF, Hillingdon Refugee Support Group and Youthbank to support and train a group of young people to become grants assessors and administer their own grants fund.

Working in partnership with other funders in the refugee and asylum seeker sector, a review will be commissioned of existing evidence on what is known about attitudes to asylum (in the context of immigration more generally), and the extent to which future work on changing or improving attitudes in this area can learn from past campaigning.

To pay for the publishing of the Arts and Refugees research project comissioned by PHF, Baring Foundation and Arts Council.

Supporter To Reporter For Success’ will support 1,280 11–16 year olds to develop their speaking and listening skills through becoming sports reporters. Participants will progress through a structured skills framework, going on to apply what they have learned at high profile sports events and access ​‘career tasters’ offered by media partners including the BBC and Sky. DigitalMe and partners The For Success Foundation will pilot flexible resources to be shared with Playing for Success clubs and schools nationwide.

A three year grant for the Graduate Programme that aims to facilitate creative social enterprise activity driven by young people across Scotland. Entirely youth-led, the programme will employ ​‘graduates’ of the past seven years of operation to be tutors/​mentors/​facilitators. It will also develop creative safe spaces for marginalised sections of the community.