Grants database

Core funding to enable RECLAIM project to set up as new organisation

Working across Caerphilly, Newport and Torfaen, EMPHASIS provides an intensive and assertive outreach programme to the most excluded and non-engaging 14–19 year olds, who are most at risk of homelessness.

A system of ​‘guardianship’ to provide ​‘independent advocates’ (IAs), employed and trained to give additional support to every separated child in Scotland.

Artist-film makers work with young people with severe and complex disabilities to create biog films, to be used in their onging care assessments and training of a range of services.

A three year grant for Street: Live a programme of outreach work with young people in urban and rural areas of Fife, Scotland. Entirely youth-led, the programme is universal but aims to reduce anti social behaviour and help the most marginalised young people to discover talents and interests as a first step in moving into further education and employment.

A three year grant to support the Director to strategically develop the organisation in order to maximise the impact of PPP’s Favela to the World project. Working with partners throughout England, PPP aims to create arts projects that take young people from their local contexts to national and international stages. PPP seek to empower a new sense of young people’s mobility in the world and challenge perceptions that contribute to their exclusion.

Towards the core costs of the organisation, to provide some stability whilst they expand their work with socially excluded, marginalised young people, through drama projects. Contribution towards salaries/​overheads (on a reducing basis) over three years.

To establish a nurture group setting to support vulnerable pupils who have emotional literacy needs, are identified as at risk of social exclusion and not on track to fulfil their potential.

To develop leadership potential and raise aspirations for young boys from the BME community who are at risk of exclusion from school.

The project will pilot an innovative model for improving the educational attainment and school attendance of homeless chidlren in four areas in Scotland

Organisational sustainability and scale-up of quality framework

The programme will place young people at the heart of Summer Uni development by training them to quality assure provision linked to a new kitemark.