Awarded grants
Browse or search our awarded grants with the table below.
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| Applicant | Project details | Amount | Area of Special Interest | Geographical area | Year awarded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Centre for Circus Arts | Towards a project of weekly workshops to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of young people aged 8 to 15 who are diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| Cardboard Citizens | Towards a programme of intensive creative residency projects in areas of low arts engagement that will draw in local expertise, empower communities to explore stories and create change. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| Age Exchange | Towards adapting its evaluated Reminiscence Arts (RA) intervention for older people with dementia to support the specific needs of people with young onset dementia. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| Orchestras for All | Towards a programme that aims to tackle inequalities in the provision of music making opportunities and music education across the UK. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| National Theatre of Scotland | Towards using the arts to effect change within Renfrewshire Council's care system by bringing young people and caregivers together in a three-year programme to creatively reimagine relationships. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | Scotland | 2019 | |
| Live Music Now | Towards funding to contribute to and enhance LMN’s extensive ongoing programme of carefully delivered live music activities with people who live and work in adult social care (ASC) . | Improved quality of life for carers and for older people | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| NoFit State Community Circus Ltd | Towards redesigning NoFit State’s vibrant Youth Circus programme to increase accessibility for children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder. | Other - arts | Wales | 2019 | |
| Wales Millennium Centre | Towards a choir project bringing together children in care, the families who care for them, and care-experienced people of all ages. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | Wales | 2019 | |
| Off the Record (Bristol) | Towards core costs to transition from a provider of specialist mental health services that treat young people to a mobiliser of young people and communities so they can look after themselves. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | South West | 2019 | |
| Liberty Choir UK | Towards the salary of an Operations & Partnerships Manager in order that Liberty Choir can expand to new prisons. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | South East | 2019 | |
| Team Domenica | Towards the salary of a Training Mentor who will support the progression of young people with learning disabilities through an employment programme. | Other - social | South East | 2019 | |
| University of Oxford, Dept. of Experimental Psychology | Towards a national research project that will evaluate the effectiveness of KiVa, an anti-bullying intervention, in primary schools to improve the well-being and mental health of c.7000 children. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | South East | 2019 | |
| The Clay Foundation | Towards artist-facilitated workshops, visits and residencies for people in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | West Midlands | 2019 | |
| King's College London | Towards the capital costs of a new building housing an ambitious programme of research & clinical innovation with professionals &patients together in one place | Young People's Improved Mental Health | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| The Bluecoat | Towards Where the Arts Belong, a collaboration with the Belong Care Group exploring how the arts can support people with dementia. | Improved quality of life for carers and for older people | North West | 2019 | |
| Body & Soul | Towards ‘You Are Not Alone’ - a Graduate Group that will provide ongoing support for young people/adults aged 16-30 who have attempted suicide. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | London | 2019 | |
| Hestia Housing and Support | Towards a longer-term support service to male victims of modern slavery no longer entitled to state-funded support. | Other - social | South East | 2019 | |
| Refugee Support Network | Towards a specialist education and wellbeing support programme that provides regular, personalised holistic support to young refugees and asylum seekers. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| Royal Exchange Theatre Ltd | Towards the Elders Programme in order that the Royal Exchange Theatre can further develop its work with older people and share its learning. | Improved quality of life for carers and for older people | North West | 2019 | |
| Family Action | Towards trialling expansion of the Post Sexual Abuse (PSA) service in Leicestershire to pre trial support. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | East Midlands | 2019 | |
| Jamie's Farm | Towards core operational costs to refine and enhance its ‘Farming, Family, Therapy and Legacy’ model. | Young People's Improved Mental Health | UK-wide | 2019 | |
| UK Men’s Sheds Association | Towards the construction of a shed building at Anchor Hanover’s West Hall retirement village in partnership with UKMSA and Woking Men’s Shed to pilot a working shed in a care setting. | Improved quality of life for carers and for older people | South East | 2019 | |
| Philharmonia Ltd | Towards a creative music-making project for Looked After Children. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | East Midlands | 2019 | |
| Manchester Jewish Museum | Towards addressing growing racial intolerance in Greater Manchester through the recruitment, training and support of non-Jewish volunteers from local migrant communities. | Arts as a tool to achieve social change | North West | 2019 | |
| St Margaret's Somerset Hospice | Towards Project Echo which will share specialist palliative care knowledge wtih care staff, improving identification and care of residents approaching the end of life. | Improved quality of life for carers and for older people | South West | 2019 |