Grants database

Development of the Riverside Centre youth engagement programme for young people at serious risk of exclusion

To build the capacity of the organisation through the creation of a post – Arts and Learning Manager – and the training of existing staff over a three year transition period.

MAC-UK would like to extend the reach of its pilot programme, Music and Change: consolidating and growing the existing project, gathering further evidence of its success and providing ongoing consultancy in the approach to ultimately influence UK-wide mental health delivery and policy.

A two-year programme aiming to support students in transition from Key Stage 2 to 3 and identified as at-risk of disengaging from main stream education.

A three year project to raise the attainment of bilingual pupils by enabling mainstream and supplementary schools to develop partnerships to support pupils’ language learning.

Development of work to support young male sex workers and young male offenders with multiple and complex needs to progress out of lives of chaos and into education, employment and training.

To support the development of an informal, sociable and collaborative learning environment for young people aged 16–19, using pattern-matching artificial intelligence to create responsive web-pages to encourage a conversational learning environment through an animated figure (the ​‘Ravensbot’).

To develop an off site nurture group for KS3 students at risk of exclusion from school due to poor social, emotional and behavioural schools

The ​‘Word of Mouth’ project will develop the social and communication skills of young people from disadvantaged inner-city areas, as well as their technical and creative skills.

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.